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SIXTY-FIFTH REPORT
of the
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
of the
A
nerican Printing House for the
Incorporated
Louisville * Kentucky
to
The Congress of the United States,
The General Assembly of Kentucky
and
Blind
The Governors of the States of the Union
For the Year Ending June 30, 1933
Published April, 1934
American Printing House for the Blind,
Louisville, Ky.
Officers
A*
President
JOHN W. BARR, Jr.
Vice-President
EDWARD M. VAN CLEVE
Secretary and Superintendent
A. C. ELLIS
Treasurer
CITIZENS UNION NATIONAL BANK
Publications Committee
G. E. LINEBERRY GEORGE S. WILSON B. S. JOICE
Advisory Committee to Act in Cooperation with
Publications Committee
J. T. HOOPER
JOHN F. BLEDSOE EDWARD M. VAN CLEVE H. M. McMANAWAY
Trustees
JOHN W. BARR, Jr. STUART DUNCAN
JUDGE E. S. CLARKE PROF. R. P. HALLECK
HARRY DUMESNIL DR. R. A. KENT
R. C. BALLARD THRUSTON
And, ex-officio, every Superintendent or Principal of a Public Institution
for the Education of the Blind in the United States.
LIST OF THE PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS
FOR THE
EDUCATION OF THE BLIND IN THE UNITED STATES
Their number of pupils, and the amount of the quota of each for
the year ending June 30, 1933, according to the law of Congress
approved March 3, 1879, June 25, 1906, August 4, 1919, and Decem-
ber 22, 1927, entitled "An Act to promote the Education of the Blind":
No. of Amount of
Pupils Quota
Alabama School for the Blind 1 67 $ 1 ,990.30
Alabama School for the Negro Deaf and Blind. ... 37 44097
Arizona School for the Deaf and Blind 18 214.52
Arkansas School for the Blind 1 50 1 ,787.70
Atlanta Public Schools, Dept. for the Blind II 131.10
Buffalo Board of Education, Classes for the Blind. . 18 214.52
California School for the Blind 110 1,31 0.98
Chicago Public Schools, Dept. for the Blind 75 893.B5
Cincinnati Public Schools, Classes for the Blind. . . 10 I 19.18
Cleveland Public Schools, Dept. for the Blind 29 345.62
Colorado School for the Deaf and Blind 63 750.83
Connecticut School for the Blind 67 798.51
Connecticut Nursery for the Blind 4 47.67
Detroit Public Schools,
Braille and Sight-Saving Dept 46 548.23
Duluth Public Schools, Classes for the Blind 2 23.84
Elizabeth Public Schools, Class for the Blind 5 59. 5^
El Paso Public Schools, Dept. for the Blind 5 59.59
Florida School for the Blind 77 917.69
Georgia Academy for the Blind 109 1 ,299.06
Idaho School for the Deaf and Blind 22 262.20
Illinois School for the Blind 261 3,1 10.60
Indiana School for the Blind 167 1 ,990.30
Instituto Puertorriqueno de Ninos Ciegos,
Dept. de Sanidad (Puerto Rico) 43 512.47
Iowa School for the Blind 169 2,014.14
Jersey City Public Schools, Classes for the Blind. 12 143.02
Johnstown Public Schools, Dept. for the Blind 18 214.52
Kansas School for the Blind 125 1 ,489.75
Kentucky School for the Blind I 50 1 ,787.70
Long Beach Public Schools, Class for the Blind. ... 2 23.84
Los Angeles Public Schools, Dept. for the Blind. . . 50 595.90
Louisana State School for the Blind 82 977.28
Louisiana State School for Negro Blind 34 405.20
Maryland School for the Blind 144 1,716.19
Michigan Employment Institution for the Blind. ... 37 440.97
Michigan School for the Blind 181 2,157.16
Milwaukee Public Schools, Dept. for the Blind. ... 10 J 19.18
3
Minneapolis Public Schools, Dept. for the Blind. . . 43 512.47
Minnesota School for the Blind I 20 1 ,430. 1 6
Mississippi School for the Blind 72 858.10
Missouri School for the Blind 96 1 , 1 44. 1 3
Montana School for the Deaf and Blind 22 262.20
Nebraska School for the Blind 56 667.40
Newark Public Schools, Dept. for the Blind 16 190.69
New Mexico Institute for the Blind 105 1,251.39
New Orleans Public Schools, Classes for the Blind 10 I 19.18
New York Institute for the Education of the Blind 1 59 1 ,894.96
New York State School for the Blind 1 65 1 ,966.47
New York City Public Schools, Dept. for the Blind 93 1,108.37
North Carolina School for the Blind and the Deaf 242 2,884.16
North Dakota School for the Blind 37 440.97
Ohio State School for the Blind 216 2,574.29
Oklahoma School for the Blind 147 1,751.95
Oklahoma Deaf, Blind and Orphan's Home for
Colored Children II 131.10
Oregon State School for the Blind 43 512.47
Paterson Public Schools, Dept. for the Blind 17 202.61
Pennsylvania Institution for the Instruction of
the Blind 230 2,741.14
Perkins Institution and Massachusetts School for
the Blind 268 3,194.02
Piney Woods Country Life School 15 1 78.77
Royer-Greaves School for the Blind 19 226.44
School for Deaf and Blind (Philippine Islands). ... 20 238.36
South Carolina School for the Deaf and Blind 99 1,179.88
South Dakota School for the Blind 53 63 1 .65
St. Cloud Public Schools, Dept. for the Blind II 131.10
Tennessee School for the Blind 207 2,467.03
Territorial School for Deaf and Blind (Hawaii) 22 262.20
Texas School for the Blind 227 2,705.39
Texas Deaf and Dumb and Blind Institute for
Colored Youths 119 1 ,4 1 8.24
Toledo Public Schools, Classes for the Blind 12 143.02
Utah School for the Blind 27 32 1 .79
Virginia School for the Deaf and the Blind 92 1,096.46
Virginia School for Colored Deaf and Blind 28 333.70
Washington State School for the Blind 1 02 1,21 5.64
Western Pennsylvania School for the Blind 157 1,871.13
West Virginia Schools for the Deaf and the Blind . 112 1 ,334.82
West Virginia State Schools for
Colored Deaf and Blind 20 238.36
Wisconsin School for the Blind 261 3,1 10.60
Youngstown Public Schools, Dept. for the Blind. . . 12 143.02
Total 6,293 $75,000.00
Per Capita— $ I 1.918
4
DISBURSEMENTS
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT ACCOUNT
July I, 1932 to June 30, 1933
No. of For What
Date Voucher TO WHOM PAID Purpose Amounts
1932
July 30 9244 Pay-roll for July, 1932 Services $5,238.37
July 30 9246 Miller Paper Co. Paper 5,806.47
Aug. 31 9247 Pay-roll for August, 1932 Services 6,088.33
Sept. 30 9248 Pay-roll for Sept., 1 932 Services 4,808.33
Oct. 31 9250 Pay-roll for October, 1932 Services 4,543.33
Nov. 30 9251 Seaman Paper Co. Paper 585.75
Nov. 30 9252 American Zinc Co. Zinc Plate Blanks 1,155.52
Nov. 30 9253 Pay-roll for Nov., 1932 Services 4,543.33
Nov. 30 9254 Queen City Paper Co. Paper 1 ,042.92
Dec. 31 9255 Pay-roll for Dec, 1932 Services 3,573.33
1933
Jan. 31 9256 The Holliston Mills Bindery Materials 536.10
Jan. 31 9257 The Whitaker Paper Co. Paper 437.20
Jan. 31 9258 Queen City Paper Co. Bindery Materials 583.82
Jan. 31 9259 Edward M. Smith Bindery Materials 107.32
Jan. 31 9260 Miller Paper Co. Paper 3,932.02
Jan. 31 9261 Pay-roll for January, 1 933 Services 4,513.33
Feb. 28 9262 The Holliston Mills Bindery Materials 1,194.85
Feb. 28 9263 Miller Paper Co. Paper 1,230.48
Feb. 28 9264 Revere Copper Brass Co. Brass Plate Blanks 1 25.65
Feb. 28 9265 Pay-roll for Feb., 1933 Services 4,468.33
Mar. 31 9266 Seaman Paper Co. Paper 577.12
Mar. 31 9267 Louisville Paper Co. Paper 229.93
Mar. 31 9268 American Zinc Co. Zinc Plate Blanks 749.90
Mar. 31 9269 Pay-roll for March, 1933 Services 3,215.00
Apr. 30 9270 The Whitaker Paper Co. Paper 431.38
Apr. 30 9271 Miller Paper Co. Paper 1,559.42
Apr. 30 9272 Pay-roll for April, 1933 Services 3,165.00
May 31 9273 Pay-roll for May, 1 933 Services 3,100.00
May 31 9274 Seaman Paper Co. Paper 379.99
May 31 9275 Miller Paper Co. Paper 368.68
May 31 9276 Miller Paper Co. Paper 2,160.89
June 30 9277 The Holliston Mills Bindery Materials 411.60
June 30 9278 Pay-roll for June, 1933 Services 197.85
June 30 9279 Pay-roll for June, 1 933 Services 3,849.40
Total $74,990.94
Federal Taxes on Checks 9.06
GRAND TOTAL $75,000.00
5
ANNUAL REPORT
AMERICAN PRINTING HOUSE FOR THE BLIND
CASH RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS
July I, 1932 to June 30, 1933
RECEIPTS
Trade Customers $ 72,83 I . I 8
Quota Institutions 5,293. 1 8
Cash Sales 1,145.24
Scrap Material Sales 138.17
Interest 348.46
United States Government 75,000.00
Refunds 501.86
TOTAL RECEIPTS $ I 55,258.09
CASH BALANCE JULY I, 1932 6,089.40
TOTAL CASH TO ACCOUNT FOR .$161,347.49
ACCOUNTED FOR AS FOLLOWS:
DISBURSEMENTS
Materials $ 33,274.33
Pay-rolls 75,074.26
Manufacturing Expense 2,8 13.11
Repairs 3,687.30
Miscellaneous Expense 6,383.82
Postage 1,102.07
Interest 108.00
Freight and Drayage 3,259.41
Refunds Accounts Receivable 60.78
Equipment 1,199.07
Traveling Expense 1 ,076.78
New Stereograph Machines 8,966.36
Notes Payable 3,500.00
TOTAL DISBURSEMENTS $140,505.29
CASH BALANCE JUNE 30, 1933 20,842.20
TOTAL CASH ACCOUNTED FOR. .$161,347.49
BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE AMERICAN PRINTING
HOUSE FOR THE BLIND
July 3, 1933
MINUTES OF THE ANNUAL MEETING
The Annual Meeting of the Board of Trustees of the American
Printing House for the Blind was held at the Pendennis Club, Louisville,
Kentucky, July 3, 1933, at one p. m., with the following members
present:
Mr. John W. Barr, Jr., President, Louisville, Kentucky.
Mr. Edward M. Van Cleve, Vice-President, Principal, New York
Institute for the Education of the Blind, New York, New York.
Mr. John F. Bledsoe, Superintendent, Maryland School for the
Blind, Overlea, Maryland.
Mr. A. J. Caldwell, Superintendent, Louisiana School for the Blind,
Baton Rouge, Louisiana.
Mr. Harry Dumesnil, Louisville, Kentucky.
Mr. Stuart Duncan, Louisville, Kentucky.
Prof. R. P. Halleck, Louisville, Kentucky.
Mr. R. C. Ballard Thruston, Louisville, Kentucky.
The Minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved.
The following report was then read by the President, summarizing
the accomplishments of the Printing House for the past year:
REPORT OF THE PRESIDENT
TO THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES
OF THE AMERICAN PRINTING HOUSE FOR THE BLIND.
Gentlemen:
The 1932-1933 fiscal year of the American Printing House for the
Blind has been marked by certain definite accomplishments which may
be enumerated as follows:
1. Acceptance by the Printing House of the uniform braille
system adopted at the London Type Conference and known as
standard English braille. This forward step has established the
leadership of the Printing House in an international movement to
give the English-speaking blind peoples a uniform type.
2. An Exchange Agreement has been worked out between
the National Institute for the Blind of London, England, and the
American Printing House for the Blind, the two largest braille
presses in the world, whereby the two presses will exchange em-
bossed plates upon a preferential basis to the mutual advantage
of the sightless readers of both the British Empire and the United
States.
3. This year has witnessed the production and distribution
of the greatest volume of embossed literature in the history of
the institution. It is noteworthy that more than $150,000 worth
of books and tangible apparatus have been manufactured and
sold during the year. This great volume of business has made
possible a specialization of effort which has resulted in a better
service at lower cost.
4. Materials and processes have been standardized to such
an extent that the Executive Committee has felt justified in author-
izing the Superintendent to purchase large quantities of metal,
paper and bindery supplies at the unusually low prices which now
prevail. This action was taken in the hope that the necessity of
raising catalog prices might be avoided in the event that there is
a marked rise in commodity prices.
5. Certain necessary improvements in the physical plant
have been made. During the year a new Iron Fireman has been
installed in the furnace, and all of the windows and doors of the
building have been weatherstripped and caulked. All outside
woodwork has been painted, and the stone and brickwork cleaned.
A sound-proof floor has been laid in the stereotyping room, and
additional office space provided by clearing a part of an old stock-
room. Special equipment in the bindery, and in the map and ster-
eotyping departments, have resulted in greater production, to-
gether with an improvement in the quality of the embossed books
and tangible apparatus.
6. A serious effort has been made to improve the personnel
of the Printing House. With the expansion in volume of business
has come the opportunity to make certain additions to the staff.
In the clerical and stereotyping departments there has been a
tendency to require higher educational standards for all applicants.
The minimum educational requirement for a beginner in the stereo-
typing department is a standard high school education. During
the year three college graduates have been added to the staff,
and several employees are being encouraged to take a year's
leave of absence for further study.
Pursuant to a resolution passed at the last Annual Meeting, the
President and Superintendent have acted as a special committee to
classify all positions by name, number, position and salary. A class-
ified pay-roll has been prepared and recorded in the Minutes of the
last meeting. In preparing the classified list, due consideration was
given to each position and employee. A serious effort was made to
remove inequalities in the compensation of certain employees. Instead
of fixing salaries on a seniority basis, a scale was worked out which
takes into consideration the value of the service rendered and places
emphasis upon accomplishment rather then length of service. The new
classified pay-roll will be effective on and after August I, 1933.
During the past year the Executive Committee has acted for the
Board of Trustees in the interim between the Annual Meetings, and
this brief report is made in order that the Board may gain some idea
of what has been accomplished.
Respectfully submitted,
JOHN W. BARR, Jr.
President.
Upon motion, the above report was approved and ordered filed.
Mr. Edward M. Van Cleve, Chairman of the Music Committee,
made the following report which, upon motion, was also approved:
REPORT OF THE MUSIC COMMITTEE
TO THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES
OF THE AMERICAN PRINTING HOUSE FOR THE BUND.
Gentlemen:
For various reasons the Music Committee has functioned only in
an advisory capacity during the year. No work has been done in the
way of producing new plates, and the Printing House has confined itself
to the filling of orders out of stock on hand. However, a few reprints
have been necessary in order to supply the demands of our customers.
A policy of exchange of plates, referred to and encouraged in the
action of the Board of Trustees at the meeting a year ago, having been
put in force through agreement with the National Institute for the
Blind of Great Britain, it is now possible for the American Printing
House to use the music plates of that organization. The English collec-
tion is the largest in the world, and there is reason to hope that the
music teachers in the United States will benefit from the opportunity
to use reprints from the English collection. It has been suggested by
the Secretary of the Printing House that some thought should be given
to a definite plan for selecting titles to be borrowed from the English.
Other examples of the value of exchange, or loan of plates, are
the arrangement now made with the Perkins Institution that all of the
music plates embossed there will be made available for loan to the
A. P. H.; and the New York Institute for the Education of the Blind
continues to donate all of its music plates to the A. P. H.
There remain several titles upon an approved list of books and
music to be embossed which for some reason or other have necessarily
been held. It is suggested that the Secretary of the Printing House
be requested to make the necessary arrangements to have all of these
embossed.
Looking to the future, and with the prospect above indicated that
a large number of titles will be made generally available through the
Printing House on account of the reciprocity established with the
English and with the Perkins Institution, the suggestion is now made that
there be issued to the schools of America a call for suggestions as to
what shaff be affempfed in the way of further embossing for fhe use
of our schools.
For the Music Committee,
EDWARD M. VAN CLEVE,
Chairman.
The following report of the Superintendent was then read and the
recommendations contained therein discussed:
REPORT OF THE SUPERINTENDENT
TO THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES
OF THE AMERICAN PRINTING HOUSE FOR THE BLIND.
Gentlemen:
The attached report of production and costs of the American
Printing House for the Blind tor the fiscal year 1932-1933 shows that
the institution has established new production records in nearly every
department. It is particularly noteworthy that for the first time in the
history of the Printing House the amount of embossed books and
tangible apparatus sold to the free ciruclating libraries amounts to
almost as much as that furnished to the schools and institutions for the
education of the blind. The production of educational literature no
longer constitutes the major portion of the business of the Printing
House. It is therefore obligatory that the Trustees of the American
Printing House for the Blind give careful thought, not only to the needs
of the schools and classes for the blind, but also to the peculiar
demands of the free circulating libraries which serve adult readers.
Pursuant to a resolution passed at the last Annual Meeting of the
Board of Trustees, the Superintendent of the Printing House attended
the Type Conference held in London, England, in July, 1932. Although
not a regularly appointed delegate to the Conference, the Superin-
tendent was accorded the privilege of attending the meetings, and
was treated with every courtesy and consideration by both the English
and American conferees. During, and after, the Conference, advan-
tage was taken of the opportunity to visit braille printing establish-
ments and circulating libraries in England, Scotland and France. By
visiting presses and libraries engaged in work similar to our own, the
Superintendent gained much helptul information which will be of very
great value to him in the management of the American Printing House
tor the Blind.
After the Type Conference had completed its work, an Exchange
Agreement was drawn up between the American Printing House for
the Blind and the National Institute for the Blind whereby embossed
plates may be exchanged between the two institutions. Briefly stated,
the terms of the Agreement provide that either press may have the
preference, or "first call," on all braille plates manufactured by the
other. The borrower is expected to pay all expenses of transportation,
and to take reasonable precaution to ensure the safe return of the plates.
The presses also agree not to duplicate titles printed by each other,
and to submit beforehand projected publication lists in order that un-
necessary duplication may be avoided. The Agreement has been
officially approved by the governing Board of the National Institute
for the Blind and by the Executive Committee, acting for the Board
of Trustees, of the American Printing House for the Blind, and by
September I, 1933, the actual exchange of plates will be in operation.
The Type Conference prepared and adopted a code book for the
guidance of transcribers and embossers of standard English braille.
Unfortunately, the code book contains several rules which are subject
to different interpretations. Many difficulties have arisen out of the
attempts of the several presses to interpret these rules.
If we &re to have a desirable degree of uniformity of practice
between English and American embossers, it is absolutely necessary
that there be set up in this country a uniform type committee with full
authority to settle all questions relating to type. At the recent meet-
ing of the American Association of Workers for the Blind, definite
steps were taken to organize a type committee which would consist
of Iwo members appointed by the American Association of Workers
for the Blind, Iwo members by the American Association of Instructors
of the Blind, and one by the American Foundation for the Blind. The
Superintendent of the Printing Mouse and the managers of the other
braille presses insisted that the Committee appoint a Referee, an
expert braillist, to decide all questions of form and practice in accord-
ance with a code of rules established by the Type Committee. The
purpose of a Referee is to ensure that embossers will be able to secure
a prompt, definite and official decision on any question arising out of
the interpretation of the official rules.
One of the most serious questions of interpretation that has
arisen is that of syllabication. There seems to be a difference of
opinion among the members of the American Special Type Commis-
sion, which negotiated with the English, as to whether contractions
should be used which overlap syllables. In the absence of any official
authority to settle the question, the American Printing House for the
Blind has followed the policy of full syllabication as outlined in the rules
governing revised braille grade M/2. It is the opinion of the Super-
intendent that this policy should be pursued until a uniform type com-
mittee is established with authority to rule upon this and other ques-
tions. If, and when, a uniform type committee is established, the
Printing House should accept its rulings and subscribe to the decisions
of the Referee.
Owing to the fact that 50 per cent of the gross output of the
Printing House goes to the free circulating libraries, more consideration
should be given to the needs of adult readers. It is therefore sug-
gested that the Publications Committee be authorized to prepare, in
addition to a list of school books, a long list of titles of general liter-
ature suitable for general library use. This will enable the Superin-
tendent to meet the needs of the circulating libraries by printing from
the list those books for which there is sufficient demand to justify first
editions large enough to include the entire production cost, and df
prices in line with the catalog prices of the several braille presses.
The acceptance of interpoint printing and the adoption of standard
English braille has tended to render obsolete many titles printed on one
side of the page and embossed in braille grade M/2. It is therefore
absolutely necessary that some thought be given to the matter of
obsolescence. This problem has been thoroughly discussed with our
Auditors, and I shall now quote from the last Annual Report of Mel-
drum & Mefdum:
"Obsolescence, both in text and type, has become such an
increasingly irresistible factor in establishing the life of stereo-
graph plates, that the depreciation rate thereon heretofore estab-
lished is now wholly inadequate, and we suggest that the Board of
Trustees, by official action authorize the Superintendent in conjunc-
tion with the Auditors to revise the existing rate to meet present re-
quirements and also to apply it retroactively and thereby reduce
to a conservative present value, the stock of stereograph plates
on hand and adjust any resultant loss thereby sustained by a
charge thereof against either 'Surplus' or 'Capital Investment'
account, at the discretion of the Auditors.
"We further suggest that like authority be issued for deter-
mining the entirely obsolete stereograph plates and stock on hand
printed therefrom and for the elimination thereof from the 'Stereo-
graph Plates' and 'Inventory' of 'Finished and Unbound Stock'
assets, and the adjustment through 'Surplus' or 'Capital Invest-
ment' of any resultant net loss thereby sustained."
It is respectfully suggested that the Board of Trustees authorize
the auditors to take such steps as necessary to remedy the situation.
Respectfully submitted,
A. C. ELLIS,
Secretary and Superintendent.
Upon motion, the above report was accepted and ordered fifed.
From the Superintendent's Report it was noted that there is an
ever-increasing demand from the circulating libraries for interesting
literature suitable for adult readers. To meet this need, the Publications
Committee was authorized to prepare a special Publication List of
general literature suitable for the circulating libraries which are served
by the Printing House. This List, when prepared, will be advertised to
the schools and libraries, and first editions will be printed whenever
orders are received for as many as 25 copies of any title on the list.
Attention was called to the fact that the adoption of standard
English braille grade 2 and bi-page printing has accelerated the
obsolescence of embossed plates and finished stock now on hand to
such a point that the scale of depreciation now employed is no longer
adequate. Accordingly, upon motion, the Superintendent, in conjunc-
tion with the Auditors, was authorized to "revise the existing rate (of
obsolescence) to meet present requirements and to reduce the stock of
stereograph plates on hand to a conservative present value, and adjust
any resultant loss thereby sustained by a charge thereof against either
'Surplus' or 'Capital Investment' account, at the discretion of the Audi-
tors." Authority was also issued further "for determining the entirely
obsolete stereograph plates and stock on hand printed therefrom and
for the elimination thereof from the 'Stereograph Plates' and 'Inventory'
of 'Finished and Unbound Stock' assets, and the adjustment through
'Surplus' or 'Capital Investment' of any resultant net loss thereby sus-
tained."
Upon motion by Mr. Van Cleve, it was voted that the Printing
House enter into a cooperative plan with the Braille Institute of America
for the publication of a suitable braille dictionary. It was understood
that such a plan would be drawn up into a formal statement and signed
by the Executive Officers of both institutions.
The Superintendent and Secretary stated that a rough draft of the
By-Laws and Resolutions of the Board of Trustees of the Printing House
now in force had been compiled. It was pointed out, however, that
this compilation could not be approved except by a special meeting
called for that purpose, according to Article 111 of the present By-Laws,
passed July 12, 1888, and now in force. It was the feeling of all
present that the By-Laws and Resolutions should be revised and brought
down to date, and that all obsolete provisions and requirements be
eliminated. Upon motion, it was ordered that the Secretary, not later
than November I, 1933, send out mimeographed copies of the rough
draft of the compilation of By-Laws with the request that the super-
intendents send in by January I, 1934, any suggestions or additions
to be incorporated in a second draft. It was further directed that the
second draft embodying all suggestions be codified and a copy of
same mailed to each member of the Board of Trustees not later than
April I, 1934. The Secretary was also directed to issue a call, under
date of April I, 1934, for a special meeting of the Board of Trustees,
to be held immediately preceding the next Annual Meeting of the
Board, for the specific purpose of approving the proposed codification
of the By-Laws.
Upon motion, the following officers were unanimously re-elected:
Mr. John W. Barr, Jr., President
Mr. Edward M. Van Cleve, Vice-President
Citizens Union National Bank, Treasurer
Mr. A. C. Ellis, Secretary
The following committees were elected for the period of one year
only, pending the adoption of the proposed codification of the
By-Laws:
Publications Commftfee:
Mr. G. E. Lineberry, Chairman*
Mr. B. S. Joice
Mr. George S. Wilson
Advisory Committee (to act in cooperation with the Publica-
tions Committee):
Mr. John F. Bledsoe
Mr. A. J. CafdwelT
Mr. H. M. McManaway
Mr. Edward M. Van Cleve
Music Committee:
Mr. Edward M. Van Cleve, Chairman
Mr. Gabrief Farrefl, Jr.
Mr. R. W. Woofston
Upon motion, the Executive Committee was authorized to invest,
from time to time, any excess funds in the Generaf Account of the
American Printing House for the Blind in the securities of the United
States Government, ft was further provided that the President draw
up a plan for safeguarding the withdrawals from the Trust Fund so
created.
Upon motion of Mr. Van Cfeve, the actions of the Executive
Committee in aff matters pertaining to the American Printing House
for the Blind for the past fiscaf year were approved. The Executive
Committee was further authorized to act for the Board of Trustees in
the interim between the Annual Meetings in Jufy, 1933 and Jufy, 1934.
There being no further business, the meeting adfoumed.
JOHN W. BARR, Jr.
President.
A. C. ELLIS,
Secretary.
REPORT OF PRODUCTION AND COSTS OF THE
AMERICAN PRINTING HOUSE FOR THE BLIND
FOR THE FISCAL YEARS 1931-1933
I93J 1932 1933
Number of Plates
Stenographed . 51 ,402 52,484 70,722
Number of Pages Printed 8,504, 1 83 9,363,597 I 0,700,067
Number of Volumes Bound.. . . 51,644 36,197 40,114
Number of Titles Published. . . 100 95 93
Number of Pamphlets and
Magazines Published .... 58,646 71,026
Tangible Apparatus Shipped:
Maps (wood, dissected
and relief) 19 22 33
Slates 2,215 1,468 1,553
Styluses 4,597 4,282 3,191
Valuation of Shipments:
To Schools $102,062.92 $84,326.67 $77,641.25
To Libraries 32,991.48 53,104.18 75,374.99
Cash Sales 618.30 1,11 5.89 1 ,248.99
Total $ 1 35,672.70 $ I 38,546.74 $ I 54,265.23
Total Operating Cost $ I 25,884.87 $ 1 23,025.70 $ 1 40,6 1 8.98
Total Amount of Pay-Rolls $ 62,076.36 $ 64,637.68 $ 73,386.92
LIST OF INSTITUTIONS FOR THE EDUCATION OF THE BLIND
IN THE UNITED STATES
MARCH 15, 1934
Alabama School for the Blind, Talladega, Ala. — J. S. Ganey, Prin.
Alabama School for Netjro Deaf and Blind, Talladega, Ala. — Charles
E. Jones, Prin.
Arizona School for the Deaf and Blind, Tucson, Arizona — Robert
D. Morrow, Supt.
Arkansas School for the Blind, Little Rock, Ark. — W. M. Brown, Supt.
Atlanta Public Schools, Department for the Blind, Atlanta, Ga. — -
J. J. Childs, Teacher.
Buffalo Board of Education, Classes for the Blind, Elementary School
No. 24, Buffalo, N. Y— Frederick Schultz, Prin.
California School for the Blind, Berkeley, Calif. — R. S. French, Prin.
Chicago Public Schools, Department for the Blind, Chicago, 111. —
John B. Curtis, Supervisor.
Cincinnati Public Schools, Classes for the Blind, Cincinnati, Ohio —
Estella Lawes, Director.
Cleveland Public Schools, Department for the Blind, Cleveland, Ohio —
Helen J. Coffin, Supervisor.
Colorado School for the Deaf and Blind, Colorado Springs, Colo. —
A. L. Brown, Supt.
Connecticut School for the Blind, Hartford, Conn. — Gordon Hicks,
Supt.
Connecticut Nursery for the Blind, Farmington, Conn. — Lillian M.
Russell, Supt.
Detroit Public Schools, Braille and Sight-Saving Department, Detroit,
Mich.— Mrs. Gladys Dunlop Matlock, Supervisor.
Duluth Public Schools, Classes for the Blind, Duluth, Minn. — Nellie
L. Feetham, Supervisor.
Eklutna Industrial School for the Blind, Eklutna, Alaska — Charles R.
Smith, Supt.
Elizabeth Public Schools, Class for the Blind, Wm. Livingston School
No. 10, Elizabeth, N. J. — Alma B. Stursberg, Teacher.
El Paso Public Schools, Department for the Blind, El Paso, Texas —
H. M. Blon, Purchasing Agent.
Florida School for the Blind, St. Augustine, Fla. — Clarence J. Settles,
President.
Georgia Academy for the Blind, Macon, Ga. — G. F. Oliphant, Prin.
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Idaho State School for the Deaf and Blind, Gooding, Idaho — P. C.
Potts, Supt.
Illinois School for the Blind, Jacksonville, 111. — R. W. Woolston, Supt.
Indiana School for the Blind, Indianapolis, Ind. — Geo. S. Wilson,
Supt.
Instituto Puertorriqueno De Ninos Ciegcs, Departmento De Sanidad
Santurce, Puerto Rico — Loaiza Cordero, Director.
Iowa School for the Blind, Vinton, Iowa — Francis Eber Palmer, Supt.
Jersey City Public Schools, Classes for the Blind, Public School
No. 30, Jersey City, N. J. — Anna Mahlenbrock, Teacher in Charge.
Johnstown Public Schools, Department for the Blind, Johnstown,
Pa. — Jean Porterfield, Teacher.
Kansas School for the Blind, Kansas City, Kan. — Olive I. Thompson,
Supt.
Kentucky School for the Blind, Louisville, Ky. — Catherine Moriarty,
Supt.
Long Beach Public Schools, Classes for the Blind, Long Beach,
Calif.— Mary E. Tate, Teacher.
Los Angeles Public Schools, Department for the Blind, Los Angeles,
Calif. — Frances Blend, Supervisor.
Louisiana State School for the Blind, Baton Rouge, La,— A. J. Cald-
well, Supt.
Louisiana State School for Negro Blind, Scotlandville, La. — A. J.
Caldwell, Supt.
Maryland School for the Blind, Overlea, Md. — John F. Bledsoe, Supt.
Michigan Employment Institution for the Blind, Saginaw, W. S.,
Mich.— John F. Hill, Supt.
Michigan School for the Blind, Lansing, Mich. — Joseph Cauffman,
Supt.
Milwaukee Public Schools, Department for the Blind, Milwaukee,
Wis. — Carrie B. Levy, Supervisor.
Minneapolis Public Schools, Department for the Blind, Minneapolis,
Minn. — George F. Meyer, Supervisor.
Minnesota School for the Blind, Faribault, Minn. — Mendus R. Vevle,
Supt.
Mississippi School for the Blind, Jackson, Miss. — M. L. Batson, M. D.,
Supt.
Missouri School for the Blind, St. Louis, Mo. — S. M. Green, Supt.
Montana School for the Deaf and Blind, Boulder, Mont. — Howard
Griffin, Pres.
Nebraska School for the Blind, Nebraska City, Nebr.— N. C. Abbott,
Supt.
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Newark Public Schools, Department for the Blind, Newark, N. J. —
Janet G. Paterson, Supervisor.
New Mexico Institute for the Blind, Alamogordo, N. M. — P. A. Smoll,
Supt.
New Orleans Public Schools, Classes for the Blind, John Dibert
School, New Orleans, La. — Elfrieda Dieck, Prin.
New York Institute for the Education of the Blind, 999 Pelham Park-
way, New York, N. Y.— Edward M. Van Cleve, Prin.
New York State School for the Blind, Batavia, New York — C. A.
Hamilton, Supt.
New York City Public Schools, Department for the Blind, 131 Living-
ston Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. — Frances E. Moscrip, Inspector.
North Carolina School for the Blind and the Deaf, Raleigh, N. C. —
G. E. Lineberry, Supt.
North Dakota School for the Blind, Bathgate, N. D. — B. P. Chappie,
Supt.
Ohio State School for the Blind, Columbus, Ohio — W. G. Scarberry,
Supt.
Oklahoma School for the Blind, Muskogee, Okla. — Mrs. O. W. Stewart,
Supt.
Oklahoma Deaf, Blind and Orphan's Home for Colored Children, Taft,
Okla. — N. J. Caesar, Supt.
Oregon State School for the Blind, Salem, Ore. — Walter R. Dry, Supt.
Paterson Public Schools, Department for the Blind, Paterson, N. J. —
Katherine Taylor, Teacher.
Pennsylvania Institution for the Instruction of the Blind, Overbrook,
Pa.— O. H. Burritt, Prin.
Perkins Institution and Massachusetts School for the Blind, Water-
town, Mass. — Gabriel Farrell, Director.
Piney Woods Country Life School, Piney Woods, Miss. — Laurence C.
Jones, Supt.
Royer-Greaves School for the Blind, King of Prussia, Pa.— Mrs. Jessie
R. Greaves, Prin.
School for Deaf and Blind, Pasay Rizal, P. I. — Julia Hayes, Prin.
South Carolina School for the Deaf and Blind, Cedar Spring, S. C. —
Laurens Walker, Supt.
South Dakota School for the Blind, Gary, S. D— Otis O. Rule, Supt.
St. Cloud Public Schools, Department for the Blind, St. Cloud, Minn. —
H. B. Gough, Supt.
Tennessee School for the Blind, Nashville, Tenn. — I. S. Wampler,
Supt.
Territorial School for Deaf and Blind, Honolulu, T. H. — Mabel V.
Lacy, Supt.
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Texas School for the Blind, Austin, Texas — W. E. Allen, Supt.
Texas Deaf and Dumb and Blind Institute for Colored Youths, Austin,
Texas — J. D. Martin, Supt.
Toledo Public Schools, Classes for the Blind, Toledo, Ohio— Gertrude
F. Kanney, Teacher.
Utah School for the Blind, Ogden, Utah — Frank M. Driggs, Supt.
Virginia School for the Deaf and the Blind, Staunton, Va. — H. M.
McManaway, Supt.
Virginia School for Colored Deaf and Blind, Newport News, Va. —
Wm. C. Ritter, Supt.
Washington State School for the Blind, Vancouver, Wash. — Mrs.
Jeanne E. Chapman, Supt.
Western Pennsylvania School for the Blind, Pittsburgh, Pa. — B. S.
Joice, Supt.
West Virginia Schools for the Deaf and the Blind, Romney, W. Va. —
A. E. Krause, Supt.
West Virginia State Schools for Colored Deaf and Blind, Institute,
W. Va.— J. L. Hill, Supt.
Wisconsin School for the Blind, Janesville, Wis. — Frank M. Longa-
necker, Supt.
Youngstown Public Schools, Department for the Blind, Youngstown,
Ohio — S. P. Creps, Director.
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GRADED LIST
OF
BRAILLE PUBLICATIONS
1933
i
American Printing House For The Blind, Bnc.
1839 frankfort avenue
LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY
Contents
Page
Explanatory Notes 4
Section A — Grades Mil 5
Section B— Grades IV-VI 11
Section C — Grades VII-IX (Junior High School) 19
Section D— Grade X-Adult i-28
Section E — Ungraded Titles 44
Explanatory Notes
The American Printing House for the Blind has had many requests
for suggested reading lists of its publications suitable for individual
grades. In 1932, in an effort to meet this need, we revised our Catalog of
General Publications to include the proper reading grades for each book.
In this Catalog, however, the titles were listed according to the Dewey
Decimal Classification as set forth by the American Library Association,
and not by individual grades. We have, therefore, herewith compiled our
complete list of book publications as of May 1, 1933, into five sections as
follows (no book being listed more than once throughout the composite
list):
SECTION A— Grades MM
SECTION B— Grades IV-VI
SECTION C— Grades VII-IX (Junior High School)
SECTION D— Grades X-Adult (Senior High School and Adult)
SECTION E— Ungraded Titles
The wide range of tastes and abilities of the children of a particular
school grade makes it inadvisable to compile lists for each separate grade,
for this would too narrowly confine the reading limits of the available
literature.
In addition to this composite list, separate reprints of the several
sections have been printed for the use of teachers and others, and may
be had upon request from the American Printing House for the Blind.
May 15, 1933.
Graded List of Braille Publications
1933
SECTION A
(GRADES MO)
This list has been compiled as an aid to teachers making selections
of books to be read in the first three grades. It is the first section of a
composite list of the several grades, i.e., I-X-Adult and Ungraded, in
which each title in the General Catalog, with its reading range indicated
in Roman numerals, has been assigned to a particular set of grades, no
book being listed more than once throughout the entire series of lists.
It should be borne in mind, therefore, that this is a skeleton list of
braille titles for the first three grades available from the American
Printing House for the Blind, and should be supplemented in individual
cases by reference to the list for Grades IV-VI, and the Ungraded list.
For detailed information in regard to each title, refer to the Catalog of
General Publications, 1932 and the 1933 Supplement.
Non- Fiction
ARTS, USEFUL
CHILD HEALTH ALPHABET by Mrs. Frederick Peterson. Grade 1.*
(Il-lll)
CHO-CHO AND THE HEALTH FAIRY (Six Stories) by Eleanor Glen-
dower Griffith. Grade 1. (MI-IV)
CLEAN PETER AND THE CHILDREN OF GRUBBY LEA by Ottilia
Adelborg. Grade 1. (Ml)
JOURNEY TO HEALTH LAND, A by James Mace Andress and Annie
Turner Andress. Grade 1. (I-MI)
RHYMES OF CHO CHO'S GRANDMA by Mrs. Frederick Peterson. Grade
1. (Il-lll)
ROSY CHEEKS AND STRONG HEART, THE STORY OF by James
Mace Andress and Annie Turner Andress. Grade 1. (MM)
BIOGRAPHY
STORIES OF GREAT AMERICANS by Edward Eggleston. Grade 1.
(IMV)
DESCRIPTION AND TRAVEL
AROUND THE WORLD WITH THE CHILDREN (an introductory geo-
graphy) by Frank George Carpenter. (Il-lll)
LITTLE FOLKS OF MANY LANDS by Lula Maude Chance. Grade 1.
(H-V)
HISTORY
HISTORY STORIES OF OTHER LANDS edited by Arthur Guy Terry.
Grade 1. (IMV):
BOOK I— TALES FROM FAR AND NEAR
BOOK II— TALES OF LONG AGO
STORIES OF COLONIAL CHILDREN by Mrs. Mary Louise (Pratt)
Chadwick. (III-IV)
*If not otherwise indicated, all books are in braille grade 1'/2.
GRADES Mil
LANGUAGE
ALPHABETS, PRIMERS AND READERS
ALDINE READERS by Frank Ellsworth Spaulding and Catherine Turner
Bryce. Grade 1:
BOOK I— (I)
BOOK II— (II)
BOOK III— (III)
ALDINE SUPPLEMENTARY READERS by Catherine Turner Bryce,
Grade 1:
FABLES FROM AFAR (III)
THAT'S WHY STORIES (II)
BEACON READERS, THE by James Hiram Fassett:
BEACON PRIMER: VOLS. I AND II. Grade 1. (I)
BEACON FIRST READER. Grade 1. (I)
BEACON SECOND READER. Grade 1. (II)
BEACON THIRD READER. (Ill)
CHILD'S OWN WAY SERIES: WAG AND PUFF— A PRIMER by Mar-
jorie Hardy. Grade 1. (Mil)
CHILD'S WORLD SERIES, THE by Sarah Withers, Hetty S. Browne and
William Knox Tate:
PRIMER. Grade 1. (I)
FIRST READER. Grade 1. (I)
SECOND READER. Grade 1. (II)
THIRD READER. (Ill)
CLASSIC FABLES edited by Edna Henry Lee Turpin. (MM)
ELSON BASIC READERS (Life-reading Service) by William Harris
Elson, Lura E. Runkel and William S. Gray:
PRIMER. Grade 1. (I)
FIRST READER. Grade 1. (I)
SECOND READER. Grade 1. (II)
THIRD READER. Grade 1. (Ill)
EVERYDAY CLASSICS by Franklin T. Baker, Ashley H. Thorndike and
Others:
PRIMER. Grade 1. (I)
FIRST READER. Grade 1. (I)
SECOND READER. Grade 1. (II)
THIRD READER. (Ill)
FAIRY WAND, THE by Frank Ellsworth Spaulding and Catherine Turner
Bryce. (MV)
GORDON READERS, THE by Emma K. Gordon and Marietta Stockard:
FIRST READER. Grade 1. (I)
SECOND READER. Grade 1. (II)
LEARN TO STUDY READERS, THE by Ernest Horn and Grace Shields:
BOOK I. Grade 1. (Ml)
LITTLE CHILDREN'S BIBLE, THE. Grade 1. (MM)
MONROE'S NEW PRIMER by Lewis Baxter Monroe. (I)
PAGE STORY BOOK, THE edited by Frank Ellsworth Spaulding and
Catherine Turner Bryce. (MV)
PATHWAY TO READING SERIES, THE by Bessie B. Coleman, Willis
L. Uhl and James F. Hosic:
PRIMER. Grade 1. (I)
FIRST READER. Grade 1. (I)
*lf not otherwise indicated, all books are in braille grade V/z.
6
GRADES I-III
SECOND READER. Grade 1. (II)
THIRD READER. (Ill)
READING LITERATURE SERIES adapted and graded by Hariette T.
Treadwell and Margaret Free:
FIRST READER. Grade 1. (I)
SECOND READER. Grade 1. (II)
THIRD READER. (Ml)
RIDDLE BOOK FOR SILENT READING, A by Lily Lee Dootson. Grade
1. (Ml)
RIVERSIDE READERS: THIRD READER by James H. VanSickle and
Wiihelrnina Stegmiller (Assisted by Frances Jenkins). Grade 1
(111)
STANDARD BIBLE STORY READERS by Lillie A. Faris:
BOOK I— THE PRIMER. Grade 1. (I)
BOOK II— THE FIRST READER. Grade 1. (I)
BOOK IN— THE SECOND READER. (II)
BOOK IV— THE THIRD READER. (Ill)
THIRD SILENT READER by William Dodge Lewis, Albert Lindsay Row-
land and Ethel H. (Maltby) Gehres. (III-IV)
WINSTON COMPANION READERS: FIRST READER by Ethel H.
(Maltby) Gehres and Sidney Grant Firman. (I)
WINSTON READERS SERIES by Sidney Grant Firman and Ethel H.
(Maltby) Gehres:
WINSTON PRIMER. Grade 1. (I)
WINSTON FIRST READER. Grade 1. (I)
WINSTON SECOND READER. Grade 1. (I!)
ENGLISH
ALDINE LANGUAGE SERIES: FIRST BOOK— PART I by Catherine
Turner Bryce and Frank Ellsworth Spaulding. Grade 1. (Ill)
LIVE LANGUAGE LESSONS: FIRST BOOK by Howard Roscoe Driggs.
(Ill)
OPEN DOOR LANGUAGE SERIES, THE: FIRST BOOK by Zenos E.
Scott, Randolph T. Congdon, Harriet E. Peet and Laura Frazee.
(Ill)
SPELL-TO-WRITE SPELLING BOOKS, THE: BOOK II by Ambrose Leo
Suhrie and Robert Philip Koehler. (III-IV)
LITERATURE
DRAMA AND POETRY
CHILD'S DAY, A (a book of rhymes) by Walter DeLaMare. Grade 1.
(II-IV)
FAIRIES AND CHIMNEYS by Rose Fyleman. Grade 1. (II-IV)
I WONDER WHY? by Elizabeth Gordon. Grade 1. (Ml)
JOHN GILPIN by William Cowper. Grade 1. (I-III)
THROUGH THE FARMYARD GATE: RHYMES AND STORIES FOR
LITTLE CHILDREN AT HOME AND IN THE KINDERGARTEN
by Emilie Poulsson. Grade 1. (I-III)
MYTHOLOGY
BOOK OF NATURE MYTHS, THE by Florence Holbrook. Grade 1.
(M-IV)
*lf not otherwise indicated, all books are in braille grade V/^
7
GRADES Mil
NATURE MYTHS AND STORIES FOR LITTLE CHILDREN by Flora
Juliette Cooke. (II-IV)
SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS
SCIENCE
NATURE STUDY: BOOK I by John Bradford Craig. (Ill)
MATHEMATICS
CHILD'S BOOK OF NUMBERS, A by John Charles Stone. Grade 1.
(Ml)
Fiction
ADVENTURES OF JOHNNY T. BEAR, THE by Margaret J. McElrcy.
Grade 1.* (I-II)
AESOP FOR CHILDREN, THE. (II-VI)
ARLO by Bertha Browning Cobb and Ernest Cobb. (IMV)
BABY ELEPHANT AND THE ZOO MAN by C. E. Kilbourne. Grade 1.
(I-II)
BABY KANGAROO AND LILLY LAMB by C. E. Kilbourne. Grade 1.
(I-II)
BABY LION AND THE BUMP-HEAD ANIMAL by C. E. Kilbourne.
Grade 1. (I-II)
BABY MONKEY AND THE WILY WOLF by C. E. Kilbourne. Grade 1.
(I-N)
BABY OSTRICH AND MR. WISE OWL by C. E. Kilbourne. Grade 1.
(I-II)
BOJABI TREE, THE by Edith Rickert. Grade 1. (Mil)
BOOK OF FABLES AND FOLK STORIES, THE by Horace Elisha
Scudder. (IMV)
BOOK OF NURSERY RHYMES, THE by Charles Welch. Grade 1.
(I-II)
CHARLIE AND HIS COAST GUARDS by Helen Hill and Violet Max-
well. Grade 1. (IMV)
CHARLIE AND HIS FRIENDS by Helen Hill and Violet Maxwell.
Grade 1. (I-IV)
CHARLIE AND HIS KITTEN TOPSY by Helen Hill and Violet Maxwell.
Grade 1. (I-V)
CHARLIE AND HIS PUPPY BINGO by Helen Hill and Violet Maxwell.
Grade 1. (MM)
CHARLIE AND THE SURPRISE HOUSE by Helen Hill and Violet Max-
well. Grade 1. (III-IV)
COCK, THE MOUSE AND THE LITTLE RED HEN, THE retold by
Felicite Lefevre. Grade 1. (MV)
COSY-TIME TALES by Natalie Joan. Grade 1. (II-IV)
DIXIE KITTEN by Eva March Tappan. (III-IV)
DUTCH TWINS, THE by Mrs. Lucy (Fitch) Perkins. Grade 1. (II-IV)
EARLY CANDLELIGHT STORIES by Sella C. Shetter. (I-IV)
FAIRY STORIES AND FABLES by James Baldwin. Grade 1. (IMV)
*lf not otherwise indicated, all books are in braille grade 1'/2.
CRADES i-m
GIANT OF APPLE PIE HILL AN© OTHER STORIES, THE by Marian
Clark Potter. Grade 1. (il-IV)
GINGERBREAD HOUSE, THE by Catherine Mars. Grade 1. (I-II)
HOW THE ANIMALS CAME TO THE CIRCUS by Elizabeth Gale, Crade
1, (Mil)
JATAKA TALES retold by Eileen C Babbitt. {11 -V)
JUPIE FOLLOWS HIS TALE by Neely McCoy. Grade 1. (IMV)
LITTLE BLACK SAMBO, THE STORY OF toy Mrs. Helen Bantserman.
Grade 1. (I-II)
LITTLE BOOK OF CHRISTMAS, A toy John Kendricfc: Bangs. Oracle 1„
(IMV)
LITTLE GIRL BLUE fey Mrs. Josephine (Scribner) Gates. Grade L
(l-V)
LITTLE GOODY TWO SHOES, THE HISTORY OF by Oliver Goteteroitto*
Grade 1. fl-V)
LITTLE SALLY WATERS by Etne! Calvert Phillips. Grade 1, <II-V)
LITTLE WOODEN DOLL, THE by Mrs. Margery (Williams) Bianco,
Grade 1. (I-II)
LOST MONKEY, THE by Lucsa Webster Rice. Grade 1, '(11-11 1)
MAGIC FERNS AND OTHER FAIRY TALES, THE by Francis J. Olcott
and Others. (MV)
MERRY SCOUT AND OTHER STORIES, A by Edna Payson BretL
Grade 1. {1-111)
MOTHER STORIES by Maud Lindsay. Grade 1. (I-Vl)
NURSERY TALES FROM MANY LANDS by Eleanor Louise Skinner and
Ada Maria Skinner. Grade 1. (Il-IV)
OLD MOTHER WEST WIND by Thornton Waldo Burgess. Grade 1.
(Il-IV)
PAN AND SANTA CLAUS by Julia Ellsworth Ford. (1-111)
PEGGY STORIES by Mildred Batchelder. Grade 1. (1-111)
PEREZ THE MOUSE by Louis de Coloma (adapted from the Spanish by
Lady Moreton). Grade 1. (1-11)
PETER PAN; retold from Sir James Barrie's Famous Play; edited and
arranged by Frederick O. Perkins. (Il-IV)
PETER-PEA by Nadeja J. Grishina Givago. Grade 1. (l-lll)
PRETTY POLLY FLINDERS by Mary Frances Blaisdell. Grade 1*
(MV)
PRINCE AND ROVER OF CLOVERFIELD FARM by Helen Fuller Orton.
Grade 1. (l-lll)
RHYMES AND STORIES compiled by Marion Florence Lansing. Grade
1. («-V)
SANDMAN, THE: HIS FARM STORIES by William John Hopkins,
Grade 1. (I-IV)
SARAH'S DAKIN by Mabel Louise Robinson. (Il-IV)
STORIES OF GREAT MEN AND DEEDS by Selected Authors. Grade 1.
(Il-IV)
STORIES OF MOTHER GOOSE VILLAGE by Madge A. Bigham. Grade
1. (Ml)
STORIES OF THE RED CHILDREN by Dorothy Brooks. Grade 1. (Il-V)
STORY OF LIVE DOLLS, THE by Mrs. Josephine (Scribner) Gates.
Grade 1. (IMV)
*lf not otherwise indicated, all books are in braille grade V/z*
9
GRADES Mil
SUSANNA'S AUCTION (from the French). Grade 1. (Mil)
TOMMY TINKER'S BOOK by Mary Frances Blaisdell. Grade 1. (Mil)
TWO LITTLE INDIANS by Emma M. Maguire. Grade 1. (Il-lll)
UNDER THE STORY TREE by Mabel Guinnip LaRue. Grade 1. (I)
VELVETEEN RABBIT OR HOW TOYS BECAME REAL, THE by Mrs.
Margery (Williams) Bianco. Grade 1. (Ml)
WEE ANN, A STORY FOR LITTLE GIRLS by Ethel Calvert Phillips.
(Il-V)
WONDERFUL LOCOMOTIVE, THE by Cornelia Lynde Meigs. Grade 1.
(IMV)
*lf not otherwise indicated, all books are in braille grade V/2
10
Graded List of Braille Publications
1933
SECTION B
(GRADES IV- VI)
This list has been compiled as an aid to teachers making selections
of books to be read in Grades Four to Six inclusive. It is the second sec-
tion of a composite list of the several grades, i.e., I-X-Adult and Un-
graded, in which each title in the General Catalog, with its reading range
indicated in Roman numerals, has been assigned to a particular set of
grades, no book being listed more than once throughout the entire series
of lists. It should be borne in mind, therefore, that this is a skeleton
list of braille titles for Grades Four through Six available from the Ameri-
can Printing House for the Blind, and should be supplemented in individ-
ual cases by reference to the lists for Grades l-lll and VII-IX (Junior
High School), and the Ungraded list. For detailed information in regard
to each title, refer to the Catalog of General Publications, 1932 and the
1933 Supplement.
Non-Fiction
ARTS, FINE
BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA (Handbook for Blind Boys).* (IV-VIII)
BIOGRAPHY
BIOGRAPHY STORIES FOR BOYS by Selected Authors. (V-VIII)
BOYS AND GIRLS OF COLONIAL DAYS by Carolyn Sherrin Bailey.
(IV-VI)
CHILDREN OF HISTORY: LATER TIMES, THE by Mary F. Hancock.
(V-VI)
DESCRIPTION AND TRAVEL
BIG PEOPLE AND LITTLE PEOPLE OF OTHER LANDS by Edward
Richard Shaw. (Il-V)
HOME AND WORLD SERIES by James Franklin Chamberlain. (IV-V):
HOW WE ARE CLOTHED
HOW WE ARE FED
HOW WE ARE SHELTERED
HOW WE TRAVEL
HUMAN GEOGRAPHY: BOOKS I AND II by Joseph Russell Smith.
(IV-VI):
BOOK l—PEOPLES AND COUNTRIES
BOOK II— REGIONS AND TRADE
NEW GEOGRAPHIES: FIRST BOOK by Ralph Stockton Tarr and Frank
Martin McMurry. (IV-VI)
SNOW BABY, THE by Mrs. Josephine (Diebitsch) Peary. (IV-VI)
WILD LIFE UNDER THE EQUATOR by Paul Belloni DuChaillu
(V-VII)
*lf not otherwise indicated, all books are in braille grade V/2,
11
GRADES IV- Vr
ECONOMICS AND SOCIOLOGY
YOUNG AMERICAN READERS by Mrs. Jans- (Eayre) Fryer::
COMMUNITY INTEREST AND PUBLIC SPIRIT (W-Viy
OUR HOME AND PERSONAL DUTY (IV-WI)
OUR TOWN A^D CfVIC DUTY £l?f-V|
HBTORY
CHILD'S HISTORY OF THE WORLD, A fey V/frgil Mores Hilfyer%
(IV-Vill)
ENGLISH HISTORY STORY BOOK by Albert Frarrklm Bfaisdell and
Francis Kingsley Ball. (IY-VI)
FIFTY FAMOUS STORIES RETOLD Sry James Baldwin, (}f-Wy
STORIES OF AMERICAN LIFE AND ADVENTURE by Edward Eggles-
torr. (Ill-V)
STORIES OF LATER AMERICAN HrSTORY by Wilbur Fisk Gordy..
(V-VI)
STORIES OF THE PFLGRIMS by Margaret Blarache Pumphrey. C»l-V)
STORY OF THE THIRTEEN COLONIES hy Helene Adeline Guerber.
(V-VH)
THTRTY MORE FAMOUS STORIES RETOLD by James Baldwin. (IH-V>
WIGWAM STORIES compiled by Mary Catherine Judd. (fV-VI)
LANGUAGE
ALPHABETS, PRIMERS AND READERS
BEACON READERS, THE by James Hiram Fassett:
BEACON FOURTH READER. (IV)
BEACON FIFTH READER. (V)
CHILD'S WORLD SERIES, THE by Sarah Withers, Hetty S. Browne and
William Knox Tate.*
FOURTH READER. (IV)
FIFTH READER. (V)
ELSON BASIC READERS (Life-Reading Service) by William Harris
Elson, Lura E. Runkel and William S. Gray:
BOOK FOUR. (IV)
BOOK FIVE. (V)
BOOK SfX. (VI)
LEGENDS OF THE RED CHILDREN by Mrs. Mary Louise (Pratt) Chad-
wick. (III-IV)
LITERARY WORLD SERIES, THE: SIXTH READER by Sarah Withers,
Hetty S. Browne and John Colvin Metcalf. (VI)
PATHWAY TO READING SERIES by Bessie B. Coleman, Willis L. Uhl
and James F. Hosic:
FOURTH READER. (IV)
FIFTH READER. (V)
SIXTH READER. (VI)
RIVERSIDE READERS: FOURTH READER by James H. VanSickle and
Wilhelmina Seegmiller (Assisted by Frances Jenkins). Grade 1.
(IV)
STANDARD BIBLE STORY READERS by Lillie A. Faris:
BOOK V— THE FOURTH READER. (IV)
BOOK VI— THE FIFTH READER. (V)
*lf not otherwise indicated, all books are in braille grade 1'/2.
12
GRADES IV- VI
ENGLISH
ALDINE LANGUAGE SERIES by Catherine Turner Bryce and Frank
Ellsworth Spaulding:
FIRST BOOK— PART II. (IV)
SECOND BOOK. (V-VI)
GRADED SCHOOL SPELLER: PART I by Frank Ellsworth Spaulding
and William D. Miller. Grade 1. (Il-V)
HORN-ASHBAUGH FUNDAMENTALS OF SPELLING, THE by Ernest
Horn and Ernest James Ashbaugh. (I-VIII)
LIVE LANGUAGE LESSONS by Howard Roscoe Driggs:
SECOND BOOK. (IV)
THIRD BOOK. (V)
OPEN DOOR LANGUAGE SERIES, THE by Zenos E. Scott, Randolph
T. Congdon, Harriet E. Peet and Laura Frazee:
SECOND BOOK. (IV)
THIRD BOOK. (V)
SPELL-TO-WRITE SPELLING BOOKS, THE: BOOK III (Fifth Year)
by Ambrose Leo Suhrie and Robert Philip Koehler. (V-Vl)
LITERATURE
PROSE
MISCELLANEOUS SELECTIONS by Mrs Margery (Williams) Bianco
and Others. Grade 1. (lil-VI)
DRAMA AND POETRY
BOOK OF JOYOUS CHILDREN, THE by James Whitcomb Riley. Grade
1. (IV-V)
CHILD'S GARDEN OF VERSES, A by Robert Louis Stevenson. (Il-V)
COLONIAL PLAYS FOR THE SCHOOL ROOM by Mrs. Blanche (Shoe-
maker) Wagstaff. (VI-VII)
I'LL TRY by Elinor Murphy. (Ill-Vl)
JOHNNY APPLESEED AND OTHER POEMS by Vachel Lindsay. Grade
1. (IV-VMI)
LITTLE PRINCESS, THE (from "A Treasury of Plays for Children,"
M. J. Moses, Ed.) by Mrs. Frances (Hodgson) Burnett. (IV-VI)
PEACOCK PIE by Walter DeLaMare. Grade 1. (IV-VIII)
POEMS FOR CHILDREN by Walter DeLaMare. (III-VIII)
POEMS THAT EVERY CHILD SHOULD KNOW by Mary Elizabeth Burt.
(IV-VI)
SELECTED VERSE (For School Grades Four to Seven) by Selected
Authors. (IV-VII)
SELECTIONS FROM NATURE IN VERSE: POETRY FOR CHILDREN
by Mary Isabella Lovejoy. (IV-VI):
VOL. I— SONGS OF SPRING
VOL. II— SONGS OF SUMMER
VOL. Ill— SONGS OF AUTUMN
VOL. IV— SONGS OF WINTER
SILVER PENNIES (A collection of modern poems for boys and girls)
by Blanche Jennings Thompson. Grade 1. (Ill-Vl)
TAXIES AND TOADSTOOLS by Rachel Lyman Field. Grade 1. (Ill-Vl)
*lf not otherwise indicated, all books are in braille grade 1'/2.
13
GRADES IV-VI
MYTHOLOGY
CHILD'S BOOK OF MYTHS, A by Mrs. Margaret (Evans) Price. Grade
1. (Ill-V)
HEROES, OR GREEK FAIRY TALES FOR MY CHILDREN, THE by
Charles Kingsley. (IV-VI)
NORSE STORIES by Hamilton Wright Mabie. (V-VII)
TANGLEWOOD TALES by Nathaniel Hawthorne. (IV-VIM)
SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS
SCIENCE
ANIMALS by Carolyn D. Wood. (IV-VII)
BEYOND THE PASTURE BARS by Dallas Lore Sharp. (IV-VI)
BILLY AND JANE: EXPLORERS— BOOKS I AND II by James Speed.
Grade 1. (Ill-V)
BURGESS BIRD BOOK FOR CHILDREN, THE by Thornton Waldo Bur-
gess. (IV-VI)
NATURE STUDY by John Bradford Craig:
BOOK II. (IV)
BOOK III. (V)
TRAINING OF WILD ANIMALS, THE by Frank Charles Bostock.
(V-VIII)
MATHEMATICS
APPLIED ARITHMETIC by Oliver Sexton Smith. (IV-V)
ESSENTIALS OF ARITHMETIC by George Albert Wentworth and David
Eugene Smith:
PRIMARY BOOK (Vol. I— Grade 1; Vols. H-V— Grade 1</2.)
(III-IV)
INTERMEDIATE BOOK. (V-VI)
MODERN ARITHMETIC (with Monroe's Standardized Tests) by Bruce
Mervellon Watson and Charles Edgar White:
PRIMARY BOOK (Vol. I— Grade 1; Vols. Il-V— Grade 1>/2.)
(III-IV)
INTERMEDIATE BOOK. (V-VI)
Fiction
AB, THE CAVE MAN: A STORY OF THE TIME OF THE STONE AGE
by William Lewis Nida. (IV-V)
ABDALLAH AND THE DONKEY (A tale of woe and joy for children
from eight to eighty years) by Frau Kathe (Schronberger) von
Dombrowski zu Papros und Krusvic. Grade 1. (IV-VI)
ADVENTURES OF BILLY TOPSAIL, THE: PARTS I AND II by Norman
Duncan. (V-VIII)
ADVENTURES OF A BROWNIE, THE by Mrs. Dina Maria (Mulock)
Craik. Grade 1. (Ill-V)
ALICE'S ADVENTURES IN WONDERLAND by Lewis Carroll, pseud.
(IV-VI)
ANDERSON'S FAIRY TALES by Hans Christian Anderson. (II-VI)
ANIMAL STORIES by Selected Authors. (II-VI)
ARABIAN NIGHTS, THE by Padraic Colum (Edited and Selected by.)
(V-VI)
AT THE BACK OF THE NORTH WIND by George Macdonald. (IV-VI)
*lf not otherwise indicated, all books are in braille grade V/2.
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GRADES IV- VI
BEARS OF BLUE RIVER, THE by Charles Major. (Ill-V)
BIRDS' CHRISTMAS CAROL, THE by Mrs. Kate Douglas (Smith) Wig-
gin. (III-VI)
BLACK BEAUTY by Anna Sewell. (IN-VI)
BOGA — THE ELEPHANT by Frau Kathe (Schronberger) von Dombrow-
ski zu Papros und Krusvic. Grade 1. (Ill-V)
BOYS OF OTHER COUNTRIES by Bayard Taylor. (IV-VI)
CHRISTMAS LEGENDS AND STORIES by Selected Authors. (IV-VII)
CHRISTMAS MASQUERADE AND OTHER STORIES, THE by Mrs.
Mary Eleanor (Wilkins) Freeman. (IV-VI)
COLONIAL STORIES RETOLD FROM ST. NICHOLS by Selected
Authors. (V-VIII)
CUCKOO CLOCK, THE by Mrs. Mary Louisa (Stewart) Molesworth.
(IV-VI)
DOCAS, THE INDIAN BOY OF SANTA CLARA by Genevra Sisson
Snedden. (Ill-V)
DR. GANDER OF YOUNGLAND by General Bennett Henderson Young.
(UI-VI)
DOG OF FLANDERS, A by Louisa DeLaRamee. (IV-VII)
DONKEY JOHN OF THE TOY VALLEY by Margaret Warder Morley.
(IV-VI)
EAST O' THE SUN AND WEST O' THE MOON, AND OTHER NOR-
WEGIAN FOLK TALES edited by Mrs. Gudrun Thorne-Thomsen.
(N-V)
ESKIMO TWINS, THE by Mrs. Lucy (Fitch) Perkins. Grade 1. (Il-V)
EVERYBODY'S LONESOME by Clara Elizabeth Laughlin. (Ill-V)
FAIRY TALES by Rudyard Kipling and Others. (IV-VI)
FOLK TALES: WHERE TO LAY THE BLAME AND VARIOUS OTHER
STORIES by Howard Pyle and Others. (Ill-V)
GARDEN BEHIND THE MOON, THE by Howard Pyle. (IV-V)
GOLDEN GOOSE AND OTHER FAIRY TALES, THE by Eva March
Tappan. Grade 1. (IV-V)
GOOD OLD STORIES FOR BOYS AND GIRLS edited by Elva Saphronia
Smith. (IV-VII)
GRIMM'S FAIRY TALES by Jacob Ludwig Karl Grimm and Wilhelm
Karl Grimm (Brothers Grimm). (Ill-V)
HANS BRINKER OR THE SILVER SKATES by Mrs. Mary (Mapes)
Dodge. (V-VII)
HAPPY PRINCE AND OTHER TALES, THE by Oscar Wilde. (V-VM)
HARI, THE JUNGLE LAD by Dhan Gopal Mukerji. (V-VII)
HEIDI by Frau Johanna (Heusser) Spyri. (IH-VI)
HEIR OF LINNE AND OTHER STORIES, THE by Elizabeth Wilson
Grierson. (IV-VII)
HOLIDAYS IN STORY AND VERSE by Selected Authors. (V-VII)
HOUSEHOLD STORIES by Jacob Ludwig Karl Grimm and Wilhelm
Karl Grimm. (Brothers Grimm). (Ill-V)
IN THE DAYS OF THE GIANTS by Abbie Farwell Brown. (IV-V)
IN THE DAYS OF THE GUILD by Louise Lamprey. (IV-VIM)
INDIAN WHY STORIES by Frank Bird Linderman. (IV-V)
IRISH TWINS, THE by Mrs. Lucy (Fitch) Perkins. Grade 1. (Ill-V)
=*If not otherwise indicated, all books are in braille grade V/2.
15
GRADES IV- VI
JACK THE GIANT KILLER AND OTHER STORIES by Selected Auth-
ors. Grade 1. (Ill-V)
JAPANESE TWINS, THE by Mrs. Lucy (Fitch) Perkins. Grade 1.
(Ill-V)
JOHNNY BEAR AND OTHER STORIES by Ernest Thompson Seton and
Others. (IV-VI)
JUNGLE BOOK, THE by Rudyard Kipling. (IV-VII)
JUST SO STORIES by Rudyard Kipling. (IV-VI)
KARI, THE ELEPHANT by Dhan Gopal Mukerji. (IV-VII)
KING OF THE GOLDEN RIVER, THE by John Ruskin. (IV-VII)
LAST OF THE PETERKINS WITH OTHERS OF THEIR KIN by Lucre-
tia Peabody Hale. (IV-VII)
LIGHT PRINCESS, THE by George Macdonald. (IV-VI)
LITTLE CURLY HEAD, THE PET LAMB by Frau Johanna (Heusser)
Spyri. (IV-VI)
LITTLE GIRL OF LONG AGO, A by Eliza Orne White. (Ill-V)
LITTLE LAME PRINCE, THE by Mrs. Dina Maria (Mulock) Craik.
(Ill-V)
LITTLE LORD FAUNTLEROY by Mrs. Frances (Hodgson) Burnett.
(IV-VII)
LITTLE TONINO by Helen Hill and Violet Maxwell. Grade 1. (IV-VI)
LONESOMEST DOLL, THE by Abbie Farwell Brown. Grade 1. (Ill-V)
MAGIC FEATHER AND OTHER INDIAN TALES, THE by Margaret
Compton and Others. Grade 1. (IV-VII)
MAGIC FOREST, THE by Stewart Edward White. (V-VI)
MEMOIRS OF A LONDON DOLL. WRITTEN BY HERSELF by Mrs.
Fairstair, pseud. (Richard Henry Home). (IV-V)
MERRYLIPS by Beulah Marie Dix. (V-VII)
MONI THE GOAT-BOY by Frau Johanna (Heusser) Spyri. (IV-VI)
MORE STORIES FOR GIRLS bv Mrs. Kate Douglas (Smith) Wiggin and
Others. Grade 1. (V-VIM)
OLD ENGLISH TALES RETOLD by Harriet Buxton Barbour. (V-VI)
OLD INDIAN LEGENDS by Zitkala-Sa. (IV-VI)
OLD SETTLER STORIES by Mabel Elizabeth Billings Fletcher. (IV-V)
OTTO OF THE SILVER HAND by Howard Pyle. (V-VII)
PETER PAN AND WENDY by Sir James Matthew Barrie, bart. (V-VII)
PINNOCHIO by Carlo Lorenzini (Charles Collodi, pseud.) Grade 1,
(Ill-V)
PLAYMATES IN PRINT selected and adapted by Edna Whiteman. Grade
1. (III-IV)
POOR GENTLEMAN, THE by Ian Hay Beith. (IV-VIII)
PRINCESS AND CURDIE, THE by George Macdonald. (IV-VI)
PRINCESS AND THE GOBLIN, THE by George Macdonald. Grade 1.
(IV-VI)
PUPPY DOGS' TALES by Frances Kent. (Ill-V)
RABBIT LANTERN AND OTHER STORIES OF CHINESE CHILDREN,
THE by Dorothy Rowe. (Ill-V)
REBECCA OF SUNNYBROOK FARM by Mrs. Kate Douglas (Smith)
Wiggin. (V-VIII)
*lf not otherwise indicated, all books are in braille grade V/2.
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GRADES IV-VI
RED CAP TALES by Samuel Rutherford Crockett. (V1-V11)
RED FEATHER'S ADVENTURES by Jane Curtis Gifford and E. George
Payne. (IV-VII)
ROCKY BILLY (The story of the bounding career of a Rocky Mountain
goat) by Helling Clancy Holling. Grade 1. (III-IV)
RUMPTY DUDGET'S TOWER: A FAIRY TALE by Julian Hawthorne.
Grade 1. (ill-V)
SATURDAY'S CHILDREN by Helen Coale Crew. (IV-VM)
SECOND JUNGLE BOOK, THE by Rudyard Kipling. (iV-Vtl)
SECRET GARDEN, THE by Mrs. Frances (Hodgson) Burnett.) (V-Vlll)
SEVEN LITTLE SISTERS, THE by Jane Andrews. (It-V)
SHAGGYCOAT by Clarence Hawkes. (V-VIJ)
SHASTA OF THE WOLVES by Olaf Baker. (IV-VIll)
SOKAR AND THE CROCODILE (A fairy story of Egypt) by Mrs. Alice
Woodbury Howard. Grade 1. (IV-V!)
STORIES FOR GIRLS: BOOKS ! AND li by Marion Florence Lansing
and Others. (Ill VIM) :
BOOK I— Grade 1„
BOOK II— Grade 1'/2.
STORIES FOR HOLIDAYS by Selected Authors. (V-VN)
STORY OF DOCTOR DOOLITTLE, THE by Hugh Lofting. (III-VI)
STORY OF ROLAND, THE by James Baldwin. (V-VI!)
STORY OF SIEGFRIED, THE by Jc.mes Baldwin. (V-VII)
SWISS FAMILY ROBINSON, THE by Johann David Wyss. (IV-VII)
TALES OF LAUGHTER by Mrs. Kate Douglas (Smith) Wiggin and
Nora Archibald Smith, eds. (tll-VI)
TALES FROM SILVER LANDS by Charles Joseph Finger. (V-VII)
TAPESTRY ROOM, THE by Mrs. Mary Louisa (Stewart) Molesworth.
(IV-VI)
TEN BOYS by Jane Andrews. (Ill-V)
THUMBELINA by Hans Christian Anderson. Grade 1. (IV-VI)
TOBY TYLER OR TEN WEEKS WITH A CIRCUS by James Otis Kaler.
(IV-VI)
TWO LITTLE CONFEDERATES, THE by Thomas Nelson Page. (IV-VI)
UNDER THE LILACS by Louisa May Alcott. (V-VII)
VOYAGES OF DOCTOR DOOLITTLE, THE by Hugh Lofting. (IV-VI)
WANTED A MOTHER by Clarence Hawkes. (IV-VII)
WATER BABIES, THE by Charles Kingsley. (V-VII)
WEE WILLIE WINKIE AND OTHER STORIES by Rudyard Kipling.
(II-VIII)
WHAT HAPPENED IN THE ARK by Kenneth M. Walker and Geoffrey
M. Boumphrey. (IV-VI)
WHAT HAPPENED TO INGER JOHANNE by Dikken Zwilgmeyer.
(V-VII)
WHEN GRANNY WAS A LITTLE GIRL by Mrs. Annie E. (Pidgeon)
Searing. (V-VII)
WIND BOY by Mrs. Ethel Augusta (Cook) Eliot. (V-VII)
WIND THAT WOULDN'T BLOW, THE (Stories of the Merry Middle
Kingdom for Children and Myself) by Arthur Bowie Chrisman.
(IV-VII)
*lf not otherwise indicated, all books are in braille grade 1'/2.
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GRADES IV-VI
WFNNIE-THE-POOH by Alan Alexander Milne. (Ifl-VI)
WONDER CHILDREN, THE by Charles Joseph Bellamy. (MT-Vf)
WONDER CLOCK, THE by Howard Pyle. (IV-VI)
WONDERFUL ADVENTURES OF NILS, THE by Selma Ottiliana Lovisa
Lagerlof. (TV-VIM)
WONDERFUL CHAIR AND THE TALES IT TOLD, THE by Frances
Browne. (IV-V)
YOUNG LUCRETLA by Mrs. Mary Eleanor (Wilfcins) Freeman*. (V-Vl)
*lf not otherwise indicated, all books are in braille grade V/2
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Graded List of Braille Publications
1933
SECTION C
(GRADES VH-IX)
JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL
This list has been compiled as an aid to teachers making selections
of books to be read in the Junior High School. It is the third section of
a composite list for the several grades, i.e., I-X-Adult and Ungraded, in
which each title in the General Catalog, with its reading range indicated
in Roman numerals, has been assigned to a particular set of grades, no
book being listed more than once throughout the entire series of lists*
It should be borne in mind, therefore, that this is a skeleton list of braille
titles for Grades Seven through Nine available from the American Print-
ing House for the Blind, and should be supplemented in individual cases by
reference to the lists for Grades IV-VI and X-Adult and the Ungraded list.
For detailed information in regard to each title, refer to the Catalog of
General Publications, 1832 and the 1933 Supplement.
Non-Fiction
ARTS, FINE
ALICE IN ORCHESTRALIA by Ernest LaPrade.* (Vl-VIM)
LISTENER'S GUIDE TO MUSIC, THE by Percy Alfred Scholes. (VII-
X-Adult)
OUTLINES OF MUSIC HISTORY by Clarence Grant Hamilton. (Vl-X-
Adult)
ARTS, USEFUL
HEALTH AND SAFETY by Mrs. Frances Gulick Jewett. (V-VI1I)
HISTORIC INVENTIONS by Rupert Sargent Holland. (V-VIII)
JUNIOR TRAINING FOR MODERN BUSINESS by John G. Kirk and
Mary A. Waesche. (IX-X)
PHYSIOLOGY, HYGIENE AND SANITATION by Mrs. Frances Gulick
Jewett. (VI-IX)
ROMANCE OF LEATHER, THE. (Vlll-X-Adult)
BIOGRAPHY
ABRAHAM LINCOLN CENTENNIAL, February 12, 1809— February 12,
1909, by Lillian Clara Bergold. (V-VIII)
ADRIFT ON AN ICE-PAN by Sir Wilfred Thomason Grenfell. (VII-IX)
ADVENTURES OF BUFFALO BILL, THE by Col. William Frederick
Cody. (VI-VIII)
AMERICANIZATION OF EDWARD BOK, THE by Edward William Bok.
(VI-VIII)
AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF BENJAMIN FRANKLIN, THE. (VI-VIII)
BOYS' LIFE OF EDISON, THE by William Henry Meadowcroft. (VI-VIII)
DANIEL BOONE: WILDERNESS SCOUT by Stewart Edward White.
(VI-VIII)
FROM IMMIGRANT TO INVENTOR by Michael Idvorsky Pupin.
(VII-VIM)
*lf not otherwise indicated, all books are in braille grade 1J/2-
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GRADES VII-rX
HERO TALES FROM AMERICAN HISTORY by Theodore Roosevelt afYd
Henry Cabot Lodge. (VM-IX)
HEROES OF TODAY by Mary Rosetta Parkman. (VM-IX)
HITTING THE DARK TRAIL by Clarence Hawkes. (VII-X)
INDIAN BOYHOOD, AN by Charles Alexander Eastman. (Vl-X-Adult)
MAKING OF AN AMERICAN, THE by -Jacob August Riis. (Vlf-lX)
MY THfRTY YEARS IN BASEBALL by John J. McGraw. (VI-VMI)
ON THE TRAIL OF WASHINGTON by Frederick Trevor Hill. (VI-VIII)
STORY OF A PIONEER, THE by Anna Howard Shaw. (Vfl-X)
STORY OF MY BOYHOOD, THE by John Burroughs. (VII-VII!)
STORY OF MY BOYHOOD AND YOUTH, THE by John Muir. (VMI-IX)
STORY OF MY LIFE, THE by Helen Adams Kefler. Grade 2-
(Vll-X-Adult)
THEODORE ROOSEVELT (from "True Stories of Great Americans") by
Edmund Lester Pearson. (VII-VIII)
THEODORE ROOSEVELT'S LETTERS TO HIS CHILDREN. (V-IX)
WANAMAKER PRIMER ON ABRAHAM LINCOLN, THE by John Wana-
maker. (Vlf-X)
DESCRIPTION AND TRAVEL
ADVANCED GEOGRAPHY by Frank Morton McMurry and Almon Ernest
Parkins. (VIII-X)
ADVENTURES IN ALASKA by Samuel Hall Young. (Vf-VIfT)
ALHAMBRA, THE by Washington Irving. (VIMX)
DAVID GOES TO GREENLAND by David Binney Putnam. (Vf-Viri)
DAVID GOES VOYAGING by David Binney Putnam. (VI-VIII)
GEOGRAPHICAL AND INDUSTRIAL READERS SERIES by Nellie
Burnham Allen. (V-VIII):
ASIA: CHINA AND THE CHINESE
ASIA: INDIA AND CEYLON
NEW EUROPE, THE
NORTH AMERICA
SOUTH AMERICA: CHILE AND ECUADOR
UNITED STATES, THE
NEW PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY (Revised edition) by Ralph Stockton
Tarr and Oscar Diedrich Von Englen. (IX-X)
OREGON TRAIL, THE by Francis Parkman. Grade 2. (Vf-X-Adu!t)
TWO YEARS BEFORE THE MAST by Richard Henry Dana, Jr-
(vir-rx)
VAGABOND JOURNEY AROUND THE WORLD, A by Harry Alversor*
Franck. (IX-X)
WILD LIFE ON THE ROCKIES by Enos Abijah Mills. (VII-VIII)
ECONOMICS AND SOCIOLOGY
COMMERCE AND INDUSTRY by Joseph Russell Smith. (VIII-X)
COMMUNITY LIFE AND CIVIC PROBLEMS by Howard Copeland Hill.
(VIII-X)
DRAMATIC EPISODES IN CONGRESS AND PARLIAMENT by EtheS
Hedley Robson. (VIII-X)
*lf not otherwise indicated, all books are in braille grade V/2'
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GRADES VII-IX
ETIQUETTE, JR. by Mary E. Clark and Margery C. Quigley. (V-IX)
NEW CIVICS, THE by Roscoe Lewis Ashley. (Vlll-X)
HISTORY
AMERICAN HISTORY, INTRODUCTION TO by James Albert Woodburn
and Thomas Francis Moran. (VI-VIII)
ANCIENT HISTORY by Philip VanNess Myers. (Vlll-X-Adult)
CONQUEST OF GRANADA, THE by Washington Irving. (VII-IX)
DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE i Bound together;
CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED STATES \ 'v- (VII-IX)
EUROPEAN BEGINNINGS OF AMERICAN HISTORY by Alice Minerva
Atkinson. (VI-VIII)
FIRST BOOK IN AMERICAN HISTORY, A by Charles Austin Beard and
William Chandler Bagley. (V-VIII)
FIRST COURSE IN AMERICAN HISTORY, A by Jeannette Rector Hodg-
don. (VI-VIII):
BOOK I— DISCOVERS, EXPLORERS AND COLONISTS
BOOK II— THE NATIONAL PERIOD
FOLLOWING COLUMBUS (Stories of Exploration and Settlement) by
William Lewis Nida. (V-VIII)
FOLLOWING THE FRONTIER (Stories of the Westward Movement) by
William Lewis Nida. (V-VIII)
HISTORY ADVENTURES by Rupert Sargent Holland. (Vl-VIll)
HISTORY OF THE AMERICAN PEOPLE, THE by Charles Austin Beard
and William Chandler Bagley. (V1-1X)
ORIGIN AND EVOLUTION OF THE UNITED STATES FLAG, THE by
Rogers Clark Ballard Thruston. (V-VIII)
OUR ANCESTORS IN EUROPE by Jennie Hall. (V-VIII)
STORIES OF ANCIENT PEOPLES by Emma Josephine Arnold. (Vll-X)
STORY OF THE GREEKS, THE by Helen Adeline Guerber. (VI-VIII)
STORY OF MANKIND, THE by Hendrik Willem VanLoon. (Vll-X-
Adult)
STORY OF OUR COUNTRY, THE by Ruth West and Willis Mason
West. (V-V111)
LANGUAGE
ALPHABETS, PRIMERS AND READERS
ELSON READERS: BOOK SEVEN by William Harris Elson and Chris-
tine M. Keck. (VII)
LITERARY WORLD SERIES, THE: SEVENTH READER by Sarah
Withers, Hetty S. Browne and John CoWin Metcalf. (VII)
ENGLISH
COMPOSITION AND RHETORIC by William Maddux Tanner. (VII-IX)
ELEMENTARY ENGLISH, SPOKEN AND WRITTEN: BOOK II by
Lamont F. Hodge and Arthur Lee. (VI1-V11I)
EXERCISES IN ENGLISH GRAMMAR. (VI11-IX)
GRADED SCHOOL SPELLER: PART II by Frank Ellsworth Spaulding
and William D. Miller. (V1-1X)
*lf not otherwise indicated, all books aire in braille grade V/^.
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GRADES VH-IX
SENTENCE AND THEME by Charles Henshaw Ward. (VII-IX)
SENTENCE BOOK (to be used in conjunction with "Sentence and
Theme") by Charles Henshaw Ward. (VII-IX)
SPELL-TO-WRITE SPELLING BOOKS, THE: BOOK IV (Sixth Year) by
Ambrose Leo Suhrie and Robert Philip Koehler. (VII-VIII)
LITERATURE
PROSE
ESSAY ON BURNS by Thomas Carlyle. (VIUX)
ESSAY ON CHAUCER by James Russell Lowell. (VII-IX)
ESSAY ON DRYDEN by James Russell Lowell. (VII-IX)
ESSAY ON POPE by James Russell Lowell. (VII-IX)
ESSAY ON SHAKESPEARE ONCE MORE by James Russell Lowell.
(VII-IX)
ESSAY ON SPENSER by James Russell Lowell. (VII-IX)
FAREWELL ADDRESS by George Washington > Bound together;
FIRST BUNKER HILL ORATION by Daniel Webster \ Iv. (Vll-X)
DRAMA AND POETRY
ABRAHAM LINCOLN (a play) by John Drinkwater. (V-X-Adult)
CHILD LIFE IN POETRY by John Greenleaf Whittier. (VII-IX)
CHILDREN'S TREASURY OF LYRICAL POETRY, THE selected and ar-
ranged by Francis Turner Palgrave. (VII-VIII)
COTTER'S SATURDAY NIGHT AND OTHER POEMS, THE by Robert
Burns. (Vll-X)
ELEGY WRITTEN IN A COUNTRY CHURCH-YARD by Thomas Gray.
(VII-VIII)
ENOCH ARDEN by Alfred Tennyson, 1st baron. (Vlll-X)
EVANGELINE by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow. (VII-IX)
GOLDEN TREASURY, THE: BOOKS I AND III by Francis Turner Pal-
grave. (VII-VIII)
IDYLLS OF THE KING by Alfred Tennyson, 1st baron. (VII-IX)
JULIUS CAESAR by William Shakespeare. (Vlll-X-Adult)
LADY OF THE LAKE, THE by Sir Walter Scott, bart. (Vll-X)
MERCHANT OF VENICE, THE by William Shakespeare. (Vll-X-Adult)
MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM, A by William Shakespeare. (Vl-X-
Adult)
MILES STANDISH AND OTHER SELECTIONS by Henry Wadsworth
Longfellow. Grade 1. (VII-VIII)
ONE-ACT PLAYS compiled and edited by George A. Goldstone. (Vll-X)
PINKIE AND THE FAIRIES by W. Graham ( (from <«A Treasury of
Robertson. ) pjays f0P Children")
SEVEN OLD LADIES OF LAVENDER ) r«„„h trt««+w*n
TOWN, THE by Henry Cuyler Bunner. ( Bound to9ether
POEMS AND SONGS— SELECTED by Robert Burns. (Vll-X)
PRINCESS, THE (A medley) by Alfred Tennyson, 1st baron. (VIII-IX)
PRISONER OF CHILLON, THE by George Gordon Noel Byron, Lord
Byron. (VII-IX)
♦If not otherwise indicated, all books are in braille grade V/2.
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GRADES VII-IX
RIME OF THE ANCIENT MARINER, THE |
by Samuel Taylor Coleridge f Bound together;
POEMS (miscellaneous) selected by Clarence I Iv. (Vl-X)
Stratton "
SELECTED POEMS OF EDGAR GUEST( from "All that Matters," "Just
Folks," "The Path to Home," and "A Heap O'Livin'"). (V-X)
SNOW-BOUND (a winter idyll) by John Greenleaf Whittier. (Vll-X)
SONG OF HIAWATHA, THE by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow. (VI-VIII)
TALES FROM SHAKESPEARE by Charles and Mary Lamb. (Vl-VMI)
TALES OF A WAYSIDE INN by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow. (VII-
X-Adult)
THIS SINGING WORLD (An anthology of modern poetry for young peo-
ple), edited by Louis Untermeyer. (IV-IX)
THROUGH MAGIC CASEMENTS by George Sand Carhart and Paul A.
McGhee, comps. (VII-IX)
VISION OF SIR LAUNFAL, THE by James Russell Lowell. (VII-IX)
MYTHOLOGY
CHILDREN'S HOMER, THE: THE ADVENTURES OF ODYSSEUS AND
THE TALE OF TROY by Padraic Colum. (VI-VIII)
GOLDEN AGE OF MYTH AND LEGEND, THE by Thomas Bulfinch.
(VI-IX)
STORIES OF THE MONTHS AND DAYS by Reginald C. Couzens.
(VI-VIII)
YOUNG FOLK'S BOOK OF MYTHS, THE by Mrs. Amy Cruse. (VI-VIII)
PHILOSOPHY AND PSYCHOLOGY
MESSAGE TO GARCIA, A by Elbert Hubbard. (V-VIII)
SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS
SCIENCE
FIELD AND FOREST FRIENDS by Clarence Hawkes. (VI-VIII)
FIRST STEPS IN SCIENTIFIC KNOWLEDGE by Paul Bert. (Vlll-tX)
GENERAL SCIENCE by Otis William Caldwell and William Lewis Eick
enberry. (Vll-VIll)
LITTLE BIRD BLUE by William Lovell Flnley and Mrs. Irene (Barnhart)
Finley. Grade 1. (Vl-X)
OUR ANIMAL FRIENDS AND FOES by William Atherton DuPuy. (VI
VIM)
SCIENCE REMAKING THE WORLD by Otis William Caldwell and Ed-
win Emery Slosson. (VIII-X)
WILD FOLK by Samuel Scoville, Jr. (V1I-V1I1)
MATHEMATICS
ALGEBRA, FIRST YEAR by Webster Wells and Walter Wilson Hart.
<IX)
BROWN-ELDRIDGE ARITHMETICS (GRADES Vll-VIll) by Joseph
Clifton Brown and Albert C. Eldridge. (Vll-VIll)
ESSENTIALS OF ARITHMETIC: ADVANCED BOOK by George Albert
Wentworth atid David Eugene Smith. (Vll-VIll)
*lf not otherwise indicated, all books are in braille grade V/2.
23
GRADES VH-IX
Fiction
ADVENTURES OF HUCKLEBERRY FINN, THE by Samuel Langhorne
Clemens. (VII-IX)
ADVENTURES OF TOM SAWYER, THE by Samuel Langhorne demons.
(VII-IX)
AGE OF CHIVALRY, OR LEGENDS OF KING ARTHUR, THE by Tho-
mas Bulfinch. (VII-IX)
ALICE OF OLD VINCENNES by Maurice Thompson. (Vlll-X)
ANNE OF GREEN GABLES by Lucy Maud Montgomery. (VII-VIII)
AS THE CROW FLIES by Cornelia Lynde Meigs. (VI-IX)
BAR SINISTER, THE by Richard Harding Davis. (Vll-X-Adult)
BARNABY LEE by John Bennett. (VI-VIII)
BIOGRAPHY OF A GRIZZLY, THE by Ernest Thompson Seton. (VI-VIII)
BLAZED TRAIL, THE by Stewart Edward White. (VII-IX)
BLUEBONNET BEND by Augusta Huiell Seaman. (VII-IX)
BOB, SON OF BATTLE by Alfred Ollivant. (Vlll-X)
BOY SCOUTS AND OTHER STORIES, THE by Richard Harding Davis.
(VIM)
CALEB WEST, MASTER DIVER by Francis Hopkinson Smith. (VII-VIII)
CALL OF THE OFFSHORE WIND, THE by Ralph Delahaye Paine.
(Vlll-X)
CAP, THE RED CROSS DOG, AND OTHER STORIES by Georgene
Faulkner and Others. Grade 1. (IV-X)
"CAPTAIN COURAGEOUS" by Rudyard Kipling. (VI-IX)
CARDIGAN by Robert William Chambers. Grade 2. (VIM-X-Adult)
CASTING AWAY OF MRS. LECKS AND MRS. ALESHINE, THE by
Frank Richard Stockton. (VII-IX)
CHECKERBOARD SQUARE AND OTHER STORIES, THE by George
Kennon and Others. Grade 1. (VI-VIII)
CHILDREN OF DICKENS, THE by Samuel McChord Crothers. (VI-VIII)
CHRIST LEGENDS by Selma Ottiliana Lovisa Lagerlbf. (Vll-X)
CHRISTMAS CAROL, A by Charles Dickens. (VII-IX)
CHRISTMAS STORIES (from "Twenty-four Unusual Stories for Boys
and Girls") by Anna Coggswell Tyler. (V-VIII)
CONNECTICUT YANKEE AT KING ARTHUR'S COURT, A by Samuel
Langhorne Clemens. (IX-X)
COURAGE OF THE COMMONPLACE, THE by Mrs. Mary Raymond
(Shipman) Andrews. Grade 1. (Vlll-X)
COVERED WAGON, THE by Emerson Hough. (Vll-X-Adult)
CRIMSON SWEATER, THE by Ralph Henry Barbour. (VI-VIII)
DARK FRIGATE, THE by Charles Boardman Hawes. (VII-IX)
DAVID COPPERFIELD by Charles Dickens. (VII-IX)
DEAR ENEMY by Jean Webster. Grade 1. (Vll-X)
DESCENT INTO THE MAELSTROM, A \
by Edgar Allen Poe / Bound t thep.
PURLOINED LETTER, THE by Edgar Allen Poe >
MASQUE OF THE RED DEATH, THE ( ,v' (V,IX>
by Edgar Allen Poe J
DR. PETE OF THE SIERRAS by Mary Montague Davis. (VI-VII)
*lf not otherwise indicated, all books are in braille grade V/2.
24
GRADES VIMX
EIGHT COUSINS by Louisa May Alcott. (V-VIM)
EMMELINE by Elsie Singmaster. (VI-IX)
EPIC OF KINGS, THE retold by Helen Zimmern. (Vl-Vlll)
FAIR BARBARIAN, A by Mrs. Frances (Hodgson) Burnett. (Vll-X)
54-40 OR FIGHT by Emerson Hough. (VJI-X-Adult)
FIRST DOWN KENTUCKY by Ralph Delahaye Paine. (Vll-Vlll)
FLAG, THE by Homer Greene. (VI-IX)
FORGE IN THE FOREST, THE by Padraic Colum. (V-VIII)
FOUR FEATHERS, THE by Alfred Edward Woodley Mason. (V-X-Adult)
1492 by Mary Johnston. (IX-X)
GOLD BUG, THE by Edgar Allen Poe. (VII-IX)
GREAT QUEST, THE by Charles Boardman Hawes. (VII-IX)
GREAT STONE FACE AND OTHER TALES OF THE WHITE MOUN
TAINS, THE by Nathaniel Hawthorne. (VI-VIII)
GREEN TIMBER TRAILS by Wiiliam Gerard Chapman. (VII-IX)
GREYFRIAR'S BOBBY by Mrs. Eleanor (Stackhouse) Atkinson. (VII-IX)
HE KNEW LINCOLN by Ida Minerva Tarbell. (VII-IX)
HELEN'S BABIES by John Habberton. (VII-VMI)
HIS SOUL GOES MARCHING ON by Mrs. Mary Raymond (Shipman)
Andrews.. (IX-X)
HOOF AND CLAW by Charles George Douglas Roberts. (VI-VIII)
HOOSIER SCHOOL BOY, THE by Edward Eggleston. (V-VII!)
HOOSIER SCHOOLMASTER, THE by Edward Eggleston. (V-VIM)
HOUSE OF SEVEN GABLES by Nathaniel Hawthorne. (V-VIM)
HUGH WYNNE by Silas Weir Mitchell. (Vll-Vlll)
IN DESERT AND WILDERNESS by Henryk Sienkiewicz. (Vl-X-Adult)
IVANHOE by Sir Walter Scott, bart. (VII-X)
JACQUELINE OF THE CARRIER PIGEONS by Augusta Huiell Seaman.
(VI-VIII)
JIM DAVIS by John Masefield. (VII-IX)
JO'S BOYS by Louisa May Alcott. (V-VIII)
JUST DAVID by Mrs. Eleanor (Hodgman) Porter. (VMI-X)
KATRINKA by Helen Eggleston Haskell. (V-VIII)
KELLER'S ANNA RUTH by Elsie Singmaster. (VI-IX)
KENILWORTH by Sir Walter Scott, bart. (VII-X)
KIDNAPPED by Robert Louis Stevenson. (Vll-Vlll)
KIM by Rudyard Kipling. (VIMX)
KING ARTHUR AND HIS KNIGHTS OF THE ROUND TABLE by Sir
Thomas Malory. (Vl-X)
KINGS IN EXILE by Charles George Douglas Roberts. (Vll-Vlll)
KING'S WISH, THE by Thomas Guthrie Marquis. (Vlll-X)
LAD: A DOG by Albert Payson Terhune. (VII-X)
LANCE OF KANANA, THE, ARDAVAN by Henry Willard French. Grade
1. (VI-IX)
LAST OF THE MOHICANS, THE by James Fenimore Cooper. (Vll-Vlll)
LEGEND OF SLEEPY HOLLOW, THE by Washington Irving. (VI-IX)
LITTLE BOY LOST, A by William Henry Hudson. (VI-VIII)
LITTLE WOMEN by Louisa May Alcott. (V-VIII)
*lf not otherwise indicated, all books are in braille grade V/2*
25
GRADES VIMX
LOST, A BROTHER by Emelie Benson Knipe and Alden Arthur Knipe.
(Vl-fX)
LUCK OF ROARING CAMP AND OTHER STORIES, THE by Bret Harte.
(Vlll-X)
MAN WHO WOULD BE KING, THE by Rudyard Kipling. (IX-X)
MAN WITHOUT A COUNTRY, THE by Edward Everett Hale. (VI-IX)
MASTER SIMON'S GARDEN: PART I by Cornelia Lynde Meigs. (VII-IX)
MASTER SKYLARK by John Bennett. (VI-VIII)
MEHITABLE by Katharine Adams. (VI-VIII)
MEN OF IRON by Howard Pyle. (VI-VIII)
MERRY ADVENTURES OF ROBIN HOOD, THE by Howard Pyle.
(V-VIII)
MIDSUMMER by Katharine Adams. (VI-VIII)
MISS MINERVA BROADCASTS BILLY by Mrs. Emma (Speed) Samp-
son. (V!l-X-Adult)
MRS. WIGGS OF THE CABBAGE PATCH by Mrs. Alice Caldwell
(Hegan) Rice. (VII-VIII)
MOBY DICK by Herman Melville. (Vlll-X)
NEW MOON, THE by Cornelia Lynde Meigs. (VI-VIII)
OLD FASHIONED GIRL, AN by Louisa May Alcott. (V-VIII)
OLD PIPES AND THE DRYAD AND OTHER STORIES by Frank Rich-
ard Stockton and Others. Grade 1. (V-VIII)
OLDER GIRLS STORIES by Selected Authors. (VII-IX)
PATRIOTIC STORIES AND POEMS by Wythe Williams and Others.
(V-VIII)
PEARL LAGOON, THE by Charles Bernard Nordoff. (VI-VIII)
PENROD by Booth Tarkington. (VI-IX)
PERFECT TRIBUTE, THE by Mrs. Mary Raymond (Shipman) Andrews.
(Vll-X)
PHOEBE by Mrs. Alice Caldwell (Hegan) Rice. (VI-VIII)
PILGRIM'S PROGRESS, THE by John Bunyan. (IV-X-Adult)
POLARIS by Ernest Harold Baynes. (V-VIII)
POLLYANA by Mrs. Eleanor (Hodgman) Porter. (V-VIII)
PRAIRIE ROSE, A by Bertha Evangeline Bush. (VI-VIII)
PRESTER JOHN by John Buchan. (Vll-X-Adult)
PRINCE AND THE PAUPER, THE by Samuel Langhorne Clemens.
(VI-VIII)
QUIN by Mrs. Alice Caldwell (Hegan) Rice. (VI-VIII)
RAMONA by Mrs. Helen (Hunt) Jackson. (Vlll-X)
RED BELTS by Hugh Pendexter. (Vlll-X)
ROBINSON CRUSOE by Daniel Defoe. (V-VIII)
ROSE IN BLOOM by Louisa May Alcott. (VI-VIII)
SCARLET COCKEREL, THE by Clifford MacClellan Sublette. (VII-IX)
SCOTTISH CHIEFS, THE by Jane Porter. (Vll-X)
SILAS MARNER by George Eliot, pseud. (Vlll-X)
SILVER SHELL, THE by Mary Ellen Chase. (VI-VIII)
SIR CLEGES AND HIS GIFT AND OTHER STORIES by Arthur Guiter-
man and Others. (V-VIII)
*lf not otherwise indicated, all books are in braille grade 1|/2.
26
GRADES VIMX
SKETCH BOOK, THE by Washington Irving. (VIMX)
SLOWCOACH, THE by Edward Verall Lucas. (VI-VIII)
SOLDIER RIGDALE by Beulah Marie Dix. Grade 1. (V-VIII)
SPY, THE: A TALE OF THE NEUTRAL GROUND by James Fenimore
Cooper. (VII-VIII)
STICKEEN by John Muir. (VI-VIII) /
COMET by Samuel Arthur Derieux. (Adult) { Bound to9ether; Iv.
STORY OF A BAD BOY, THE by Thomas Bailey Aldrich. (VI-VIII)
STORY OF KING ARTHUR AND HIS KNIGHTS, THE by Howard Pyle
(VI-VIII)
STORY OF THE OTHER WISE MAN, THE by Henry VanDyke. Grade
1. (VIII-IX)
TALE OF NEGATIVE GRAVITY, A by Frank Richard Stockton. Grade
1. (IX-X)
TALE OF TWO CITIES, A by Charles Dickens. (Vlll-X-Adult)
TALISMAN, THE by Sir Walter Scott, bart. (VIMX)
TANGLED THREADS, THE by Mrs. Eleanor (Hodgman) Porter. (V-VIII)
TATTOOED MAN, THE by Howard Pease. (VI-VIII)
TENNESSEE'S PARTNER by Bret Harte. (VIMX)
TIMOTHY'S QUEST by Mrs. Kate Douglas (Smith) Wiggin. (Vl-X)
TO HAVE AND TO HOLD by Mary Johnston. (IX-X)
TOM BROWN'S SCHOOL DAYS by Thomas Hughes. (Vl-X)
TOTO AND THE GIFT by Katharine Adams. (VII-VIII)
TREASURE ISLAND by Robert Louis Stevenson. (VI-IX)
TRUMPETER OF KRAKOW, THE by Eric P. Kelly. (VII-IX)
TWENTY-FOURTH, THE by George Helgeson Fitch. Grade 1. (VIH-X)
TWENTY THOUSAND LEAGUES UNDER THE SEA by Jules Verne.
(VII-IX)
TWICE TOLD TALES by Nathaniel Hawthorne. (Vlll-X)
UNCLE JED, CADDIE MASTER by Joseph Chapman. Grade 1. (V-VIII)
UNCLE REMUS (his songs and his sayings) by Joel Chandler Harris.
(V-VIII)
WE MUST MARCH by Mrs. Honore (McCue) Willsie Morrow. (Vll-X-
Adult)
WHEN FATHER AND MOTHER REBELLED by Mrs. Eleanor (Hodg-
man) Porter. Grade 1. (V-VIII)
WHEN POLLY ANN PLAYED SANTA CLAUS by Mrs. Eleanor (Hodg-
man) Porter. Grade 1. (V-VIII)
WHITE FANG by Jack London. (Vlll-X-Adult)
WHITE INDIAN BOY, THE by Elijah Nicholas Wilson. (VII-IX)
WILD ANIMALS I HAVE KNOW by Ernest Thompson Seton. (V-VIII)
WISP, A GIRL OF DUBLIN by Katharine Adams. (VI-VIII)
WOLF by Albert Payson Terhune. (Vll-X)
YOUNG TRAILERS, THE by Joseph Alexander Altsheler. (VI-VIII)
*lf not otherwise indicated, all books are in braille grade V/&
27
Graded List of Braille Publications
1933
SECTION D
(GRADES X— ADULT)
SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL AND ADULTS
This list has been compiled as an aid to teachers and others making
selections of bocks to be read in the Senior High School and by adults.
It is the fourth section of a composite list for the several grades, i.e.,
I-X-Adult and Ungraded, in which each title in the General Catalog,
with its reading range indicated in Roman numerals, has been assigned
to a particular set of grades, no book being listed more than once
throughout the entire series of lists. It should be borne in mind, there-
fore, that this is a skeleton list of braille titles for senior high school and
adult reading available from the American Printing House for the Blind,
and should be supplemented in individual cases- by reference to the list
for Grades VII-IX (Junior High School) and the Ungraded list. For de-
tailed information in regard to each title, refer to the Catalog of General
Publications, 1932 and the 1933 Supplement.
Non- Fiction
ARTS, FINE
ARBAN-CLARKE METHOD FOR CORNET AND TRUMPET: PARTS I
AND II by Jeane Baptiste Arban and Herbert L. Clarke.*
(Adult)
ART OF THE SINGER, THE by William James Henderson. (Adult)
AUCTION BRIDGE COMPLETE by Milton C. Work. (Adult)
CARILLON MUSIC AND SINGING TOWERS OF THE OLD WORLD
AND THE NEW by William Gorham Rice. (X-Adult)
COMPLETE HISTORY OF MUSIC, A by Winton James Baltzell. (Adult)
GUIDE TO MUSIC FOR BEGINNERS AND OTHERS, A by Daniel Greg-
ory Mason. (X-Adult)
HARMONY BOOK FOR BEGINNERS by Preston Ware Orem. (IX-X-
Adult)
HOW TO LISTEN TO MUSIC by Henry Edward Krehbeil. (Adult)
LISTENING TO MUSIC by Douglas Moore. Grade 2. (X-Adult)
MUSICAL TERMS IN EVERYDAY USE by Russell King Miller. (IX-X-
Adult)
NEW ENGLAND CONSERVATORY COURSE FOR PIANOFORTE, THE
by F. A. Porter. (X-Adult)
NEW HOYLE, THE: STANDARD GAMES edited by Paul H. Seymour.
Grade 2. (Adult)
NOTES ON PIANO TUNING, REGULATING, REPAIRING, PLAYER
REGULATING AND ADJUSTING by Cader G. Cox. (X-Adult)
ORGAN, THE by Sir John Stainer. (X-Adult)
OUTLINES OF HARMONY: PART I— CHORDS by Russell King Miller.
(IX-X-Adult)
PIANO METHOD FOR BEGINNERS by Alexander Lambert. (X-Adult)
PRINCIPLES OF PLAYER ACTION OPERATION. (X-Adult)
RECREATION (address delivered at the Harvard Union, Dec. 8, 1919) by
Edward Grey, 1st Viscount. (Adult)
*lf not otherwise indicated, all books are in braille grade 1'/2.
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GRADES X— ADULT
TREATISE ON STRICT COUNTERPOINT, A.: PARTS 1 AND II by
Francis Edward Gladstone. (Adult)
ARTS, USEFUL
ART OF SELLING, THE by Arthur Frederick Sheldon and Gerald R.
McDowell. (Adult)
BASKETRY BOOK, THE by Mary Miles Blanchard. (Adult)
BOOK OF POTATO COOKERY, THE by Mrs. Mary L. Wade. (Adult)
BROODING AND REARING CHICKS by John Cameron Graham and
Fred. H. Cockeil. (Adult)
BUSINESS ARITHMETIC by George Washington Miner, Fayette Herbert
Elwell and Frank Charles Teuton. (IX-X-Adult)
BUSINESS CORRESPONDENCE by Bert Clifford Bean, Ed. (Adult)
BUSINESS ENGLISH AND CORRESPONDENCE by Roy Davis and
Clarence H. Lingham. (Adult)
CLINICAL OSTEOPATHY by Carl P. McConnell, Ed. (Adult)
CURRY TOUCH TYPEWRITING by James S. Curry. (IX-X)
EFFICIENCY IN HOME-MAKING AND FIRST AID TO GOOD COOKING
by Georgia Robertson. (Adult)
HUMAN MECHANISM, THE by Theodore Hough and William Thompson
Sedgwick. (Adult)
LAYMAN'S HANDBOOK OF MEDICINE, A by Richard Clarke Cabot.
(Adult)
LESSONS ON MESSAGE by Margaret D. Palmer. (Adult)
MASSAGE by Nellie Elizabeth MacAfee. (Adult)
MICROBE HUNTERS by Paul Henry DeKruif. (IX-X-Adu!t)
POULTRY KEEPING by Harry R. Lewis. (Adult)
PRACTICAL POULTRY-FARMING by Louis Merwin Hurd. (Vll-X-Adult)
SCIENTIFIC COURSE IN TYPEWRITING, A by Oliie Depew. (IX-X*)
STAND CONCESSIONS by Lela T. Brown. (Adult)
SYSTEM OF PHYSIOLOGIC THERAPEUTICS by 1
Samuel Soils Cohen, Ed. ' Bound together;
PRINCIPLES, METHODS AND THERAPEUTICS OF ( Iv. (Adult)
MASSAGE by John R. Mitchell. )
THERAPEUTIC EXERCISES AND MASSAGE, MANUAL OF by Carl
Herman Bucholz. (Adult)
TWISTED-IN-WIRE BRUSHES, DUSTERS AND MOPS AND HOW TO
MAKE THEM. (Adult)
BIOGRAPHY
ABRAHAM LINCOLN: THE PRAIRIE YEARS— PARTS I AND II by
Carl Sandburg. (VII l-X-Aduit)
ALEXANDER HAMILTON (American Statesmen Series) by Henry Cabot
Lodge. Grade 2. (X-Adult)
AMERICAN IDYLL, AN by Mrs. Cornelia Stratton Parker. (Adult)
AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF ANDREW CARNEGIE. (Adult)
BARNUMS AMERICAN MUSEUM AND TRAVELS WITH A MIDGET
(from "3arnum") by Morris Robert Werner. (Adult)
BEETHOVEN THE CREATOR by Romain Roiland. (X-Adult)
*lf not otherwise indicated, all books are in braille grade V/2.
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GRADES X— ADULT
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN (American Statesmen Series) by John T. Morse,
Jr. Grade 2. (X-Adult)
BLIND BOY WHO BECAME A GREAT PHYSICIAN, A by John Kidder
Rhodes. (IX-X-Adult)
CLASSIC AMERICANS by Henry Seidel Canby. (Adult)
CRUCIBLES by Bernard Jaffe. (X-Adult)
DAMAGED SOULS by Gamaliel Bradford. (Adult)
DISRAELI by Andre Maurois. (Adult)
EDUCATORS AND BENEFACTORS OF THE BLIND by Edward E.
Allen, Richard Slayton French, and Others. (X-Adult)
END OF GENERAL GORDON, THE (from "Eminent Victorians") by
Lytton Giles Strachey. (Adult)
FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE (from "Eminent Victorians") by Lytton
Giles Strachey. (Adult)
GEORGE WASHINGTON: VOLS. I AND II (American Statesmen Series)
by Henry Cabot Lodge. Grade 2. (X-Adu!t)
HUNGER FIGHTERS by Paul Henry DeKruif. Grade 2. (X-Adult)
JOHN BURROUGHS' TALKS by Clifton Johnson. (Adult)
JOHN, VISCOUNT MORLEY by John H. Morgan. (Adult)
LEADING AMERICAN INVENTORS by George lies. (Adult)
LEADING AMERICAN MEN OF SCIENCE edited by David Starr Jordan.
(Adult)
LETTERS OF FRANKLIN K. LANE, THE by Franklin Knight Lane.
(Adult)
LIFE AND LETTERS OF WALTER H. PAGE: PARTS I AND II by
Burton Jesse Hendrick. (Adult)
LIFE OF JOHN MARSHALL, THE: PARTS l-IV by Albert Jeremiah Bev-
eridge. (Adult)
LINCOLN AND SLAVERY by Albert Enoch Pillsbury. (Adult)
MAN ROOSEVELT, THE by Frances Ellington Leupp. (Adult)
MARBACKA by Selma Ottiliana Lovisa Lagerlbf. (Vlll-X-Adult)
MIDSTREAM: MY LATER LIFE by Helen Adams Keller. (X-Adult)
MY EXPERIENCES AT SCOTLAND YARD by Sir Basil Home Thomson.
(X-Adult)
MY GARDEN OF MEMORY by Mrs. Kate Douglas (Smith) Wiggin.
(IX-X-Adult)
OUR PRESIDENTS: Brief Biographies of Our Chief Magistrates by
James Morgan. Grade 2. (X-Adult)
PERSONAL MEMOIRS OF ULYSSES S. GRANT: PARTS I AND II.
(Adult)
ROMANTIC COMPOSERS, THE by Daniel Gregory Mason. Grade 2.
(X-Adult)
SAMUEL ADAMS (American Statesmen Series) by James Kendall Hos-
mer. Grade 2. (X-Adult)
SEVEN AGES OF WASHINGTON, THE by Owen Wister. (IX-X-Adult)
WHITE HOUSE GANG, THE by Earle Looker. Grade 2. (X-Adult)
WOODROW WILSON AS I KNOW HIM by Joseph Patrick Tumulty.
(Adult)
*lf not otherwise indicated, all books are in braille grade V/2.
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GRADES X— ADULT
DESCRIPTION AND TRAVEL
BEAUTIFUL MEXICO, ITS STORY, LEGENDS AND SCENIC CHARM
by Vernon Quinn. (Adult)
DAUGHTER OF THE SAMURAI, A by Esther (Inagaki) Sugimoto.
(Vlll-X-Adult)
ENGLAND THE UNKNOWN ISLE by Paul Cohen-Portheim. Grade 2.
(Adult)
HUMANITY UPROOTED by Maurice Hindus. (Adult)
INDIA: LAND OF THE BLACK PAGODA by Lowell Jackson Thomas.
(Adult)
JUNGLE DAYS by Charles William Beebe. (Adult)
RESTLESS PACIFIC, THE by Nicholas Roosevelt. (Adult)
ROYAL ROAD TO ROMANCE, THE by Richard Halliburton. (Adult)
WHITE SHADOWS IN THE SOUTH SEAS by Frederick O'Brien.
(Adult)
ECONOMICS AND SOCIOLOGY
AMERICAN COMMONWEALTH, THE (abridged edition) by James
Bryce, Viscount. (X-Adult)
BLIND RELIEF LAWS: THEIR THEORY AND PRACTICE by Robert
B. Irwin and Evelyn C. McKay. (Adult)
BUSINESS LAW by Alfred William Bays. (Adult)
CHARITY VISITOR, THE by Amelia Sears. (Adult)
CONSTITUTION OF THE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF WORKERS
FOR THE BLIND. (Adult)
ELEMENTARY ECONOMICS (revised edition) by Charles Manfred
Thompson. (X-Adult)
ELEMENTARY PRINCIPLES OF ECONOMICS by Richard Theodore Ely
and George Ray Wicker. (X-Adult)
ELEVENTH BIENNIAL CONVENTION OF AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
OF WORKERS FOR THE BLIND, REPORT OF, June 22-26,
1925. (Adult)
FROM HOMER TO HELEN KELLER by Richard Slayton French. Grade
2. (Adult)
HISTORY OF ECONOMICS, THE by Othmar Spann. (Adult)
HISTORY OF THE PENNSYLVANIA HOME TEACHING SOCIETY
AND FREE CIRCULATING LIBRARY FOR THE BLIND, THE
by Isabel W. Kennedy. (Adult)
MAKING OF THE CONSTITUTION, THE by Charles Warren. (Adult)
MANUAL OF PARLIAMENTARY PRACTICE by Luther S. Cushing.
(Adult)
NEW WORLD, THE by Isaiah Bowman. (X-Adult)
PACIFIC AREA, THE by George Hubbard Blakeslee. (Adult)
PLATO'S AMERICAN REPUBLIC by Douglas Woodruff. (Adult)
PRINCIPLES OF ECONOMICS: VOLS. I AND II by Frank William
Taussig. Grade 2. (Adult)
PROBLEM OF UNEMPLOYMENT, THE by Paul Howard Douglas and
Aaron Director. (Adult)
REAL BUSINESS OF LIVING, THE by James Hayden Tufts. (IX-X)
ROBERT'S RULES OF ORDER by Henry M. Robert. (Adult)
*lf not otherwise indicated, all books are in braille grade V/z.
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GRADES X— ADULT
SECOND TWENTY YEARS AT HULL HOUSE, THE, Sept., 1909-Sept.,
1929 by Jane Addams. (IX-X-Adult)
SOCIAL LIFE AND INSTITUTIONS by Joseph Kinment Hart. (Adu!t)
SOCIAL WORK WITH FAMILIES by Frank Dekker Watson, Ed. (Adult)
STANDARD ETIQUETTE FOR ALL OCCASIONS by Ethel Cushing
Brant. (X-Adult)
STATE, THE; Elements of Historical and Practical Politics by Wood-
row Wilson. (X-Adult)
UNDERCURRENTS IN AMERICAN POLITICS bv Arthur Twining Had-
ley. (X-Adult)
WHAT IS SOCIAL CASE WORK? by Mary Ellen Richmond. (Adult)
V/HAT IT IS LIKE TO BE BLIND by Annesley Burrowes. (Adult)
HISTORY
AMERICAN HISTORY, AN by David Saville Muzzey. (X-Adult)
ANCIENT TIMES: A HISTORY OF THE EARLY WORLD by James
Henry Breasted. Grade 2. (IX-X-Adult)
BURKE'S SPEECH ON CONCILIATION WITH AMERICA by Edmund
Burke. (IX-X-Adult)
CAN AMERICA STAY AT HOME? by Frank Herbert Simonds. Grade 2.
(X-Adult)
COLUMBUS CAME LATE by Gregory Mason. Grade 2. (Adult)
COUNT FRONTENAC AND NEW FRANCE UNDER LOUIS XIV by
Francis Parkman. Grade 2. (X-Adult)
EUROPE SINCE WATERLOO by William Stearns Davis. (X-Adult)
HALF CENTURY OF CONFLICT, A: VOLS. I AND II by Francis Park-
man. Grade 2. (X-Adult)
HISTORY AND GOVERNMENT OF THE UNITED STATES by William
Estabrook Chancellor. (Adult)
HISTORY OF EUROPE, ANCIENT AND MEDIEVAL by James Harvey
Robinson and James Henry Breasted. (X-Adult)
HISTORY OF THE AMERICAN FRONTIER by Frederic Logan Paxson.
(X-Adult)
HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES, A by John Holladay Latane.
(X-Adult)
LOOKING FORWARD by Franklin Delano Roosevelt. Grade 2. (Adult)
MEDIAEVAL AND MODERN HISTORY by Philip VanNess Myers.
(Vlll-X-Adult)
MODERN HISTORY by Carleton Joseph Huntley Hayes and Parker T.
Moon. (Adult)
NEW MAP OF ASIA, THE by Herbert Adams Gibbons. (Vlll-X-Adult)
NEW MAP OF EUROPE, THE by Herbert Adams Gibbons. (Vlll-X-
Adult)
OUR TIMES: PARTS l-lll by Mark Sullivan. (Adult):
PART I— THE TURN OF THE CENTURY
PART M— AMERICA FINDING HERSELF
PART IN— PRE-WAR AMERICA
PEKING DUST by Ellen Newbold LaMotte. (X-Adult)
POLITICAL AND SOCIAL HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES, 1829-
1925 by Arthur Meier Schlesinger. (X-Adult)
*lf not otherwise indicated, all books are in braille grade V/2-
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GRADES X— ADULT
RECENT HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES by Frederic Logan
Paxson. (X-Adult)
RECONSTRUCTION OF NORTHERN FRANCE, THE]
(from "France and Ourselves") by Herbert f Bound together;
Adams Gibbons y
WHAT CONFRONTS FRANCE (from "France and I lv" <Adult)
Ourselves") by Herbert Adams Gibbons T
RISE OF AMERICAN CIVILIZATION, THE by Charles Austin Beard and
Mary Ritter Beard. (Adult)
SHORT HISTORY OF ENGLAND, A (revised edition) by Edward Potts
Cheyney. (X-Adu!t)
STORY OF THE GREAT WAR, THE by Roland Greene Usher. (Vlll-X-
Adult)
LANGUAGE
ENGLISH
ACTUAL BUSINESS ENGLISH by P. H. Defendall. (Adult)
COMPOSITION AND RHETORIC by Alfred Marshall Hitchcock. (IX-X)
ESSENTIALS OF ENGLISH GRAMMAR by Elsie Gemmill. (IX-X)
MASTERING ENGLISH by Frances Clendening and Maude Clendening
Lower. (X-Adult)
SELF-CULTIVATION IN ENGLISH by George Herbert Palmer. (Adult)
SUCCESSFUL SPEAKING by William Phillips Sandford and William
Hayes Yeager. (IX-X-Adult)
SYNONYMS AND ANTONYMS by Edith Bertha Ordway. (Vlll-X-Adult)
LITERATURE
PROSE
ACRES OF DIAMONDS by Russell Herman Conweil. (Adult)
AMERICAN LITERATURE (A Text-book for Secondary Schools) by
Percy H. Boynton. (X-Adult)
AMERICAN WRITERS ON AMERICAN LITERATURE by John Albert
Macy. Grade 2. (Adult)
AUTOCRAT OF THE BREAKFAST TABLE, THE by Oliver Wendell
Holmes. (Adult)
CHIMNEY POT PAPERS by Charles Stephen Brooks. (Adult)
CHOICE READINGS by Robert McLean Cumnock, Ed. (Vlll-X-Adult)
CIVIL AND MORAL ESSAYS OR COUNSELS OF FRANCIS BACON,
THE. (Adult)
DREAM LIFE by Donald Grant Mitchell {Ik Marvel, pseud.) (Adult)
ESSAY ON ADDISON by Thomas Babington Macauley, 1st baron. <X-
Adult)
ESSAY ON COMPENSATION by Ralph Waldo Emerson. (IX-X-Adult)
ESSAY ON HISTORY, AN by Ralph Waldo Emerson. (IX-X-Adult)
ESSAY ON MILTON by Thomas Babington Macauley, 1st baron. (X-
Adult)
ESSAY ON SELF-RELIANCE by Ralph Waldo Emerson. (IX-X-Adult)
ESSAYS AND LETTERS SELECTED FROM THE WRITINGS OF JOHN
RUSKIN. (X-Adult)
*Jf not otherwise indicated, all books are in braille grade V/2„
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HANDBOOK ON STORY WRITING, A by Blanche Colton Williams.
(Adult)
HISTORY OF AMERICAN LITERATURE by Reuben Post Halleck.
(Adult)
HISTORY OF AMERICAN LITERATURE SINCE 1870, A by Fred Lewis
Pattee. Grade 2. (X-Adult)
HOUSE-BOAT ON THE STYX, THE by John Kendrick Bangs. (Adult)
MODERN FAMILIAR ESSAYS by William Maddux Tanner, Ed. Grade
2. (X-Adult)
NEW AMERICAN LITERATURE, 1890-1930, THE by Fred Lewis Pattee.
Grade 2. (X-Adult)
NEW ENGLISH LITERATURE by Reuben Post Halleck. (Adult)
PHILOSOPHY OF CLOTHES, THE (from "A Tale of a Tub") by Jona-
than Swift. (Adult)
REVERIES OF A BACHELOR by Donald Grant Mitchell (Ik Marvel,
pseud.) (Adult)
RISE AND FALL OF THE MUSTACHE, THE by Robert Jones Burdett.
(X-Adult)
SESAME AND LILLIES by John Ruskin. (Adult)
SIR ROGER DE COVERLEY: ESSAYS FROM "THE SPECTATOR" by
Joseph Addison and Sir Richard Steele. (Adult)
SIZING UP UNCLE SAM by George Helgeson Fitch. (Adult)
SPEAKING OF OPERATIONS by Irvin Shrewsbury Cobb. (Adult)
STORY OF ENGLISH LITERATURE, THE by Edmund Broadus. Grade
2. (IX-X-Adult)
SUMMER GHOSTS AND WINTER TOPICS by Felix Emanuel Schelling.
(Adult)
THREE ADDRESSES by Woodrow Wilson. (IX-X)
WHAT CAN LITERATURE DO FOR ME? (revised edition) by C. Alphon-
so Smith. (Adult)
DRAMA AND POETRY
ALCHEMIST, THE by Ben Jonson. (Adult)
ALEXANDER'S FEAST by John Dryden. (Adult)
AMERICAN POETS, 1630-1930 edited by Mark VanDoren. Grade 2. (Adult)
COMUS by John Milton \ Bound together; Iv.
ARCADES by John Milton \ (IX-X-Adult)
AS YOU LIKE IT by William Shakespeare. (Vlll-X-Adult)
CANTERBURY TALES, THE by Geoffrey Chaucer. (Adult)
CANTICLE OF THE SUN OF ST. FRANCIS OF ASSISI, THE. (Adult)
DESERTED VILLAGE, THE by Oliver Goldsmith. (Vlll-X-Adisit)
DOCTOR JOHNSON (a play) by Edward Newton. (Adult)
ENJOYMENT OF POETRY, THE by Max Eastman. (Adult)
EPICOENE: OR THE SILENT WOMAN by Ben Jonson. (Adult)
FAERIE QUEENE, THE: BOOK I, CANTO 1 by Edmund Spenser. (X-
Adult)
HAMLET by William Shakespeare. (VIN-X-Adult)
HENRY THE EIGHTH by William Shakespeare. (Vlll-X-Adult)
JOSIAH ALLEN'S WIFE by Marietta Holley. (Adult)
KING'S HENCHMAN, THE by Edna St. Vincent Millay. (Adult)
*lf not otherwise indicated, all books are in braille grade 1»/2.
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L'ALLEGRO by John Milton \
IL PENSEROSO by John Milton ( Bound together; Iv.
ON THE MORNING OF CHRIST'S NATIVITY ( (Vll-X-Adult)
by John Milton 7
LYkiCS SELECTED FROM WORDSWORTH, KEATS AND SHELLEY
edited by Charles Swain Thomas. (X-Adult)
MACBETH by William Shakespeare. (VIM-X-Adult)
MILESTONES by Arnold Bennett and Edward Knoblauch. (X-Adult)
MODERN BRITISH POETRY, third revised edition, edited by Louis
Untermeyer. Grade 2. (X-Adult)
NEW POETRY, THE edited by Harriet Monroe and Mrs. Alice (Corbin)
Henderson. Grade 2. (X-Adult)
OLD ENGLISH BALLADS AND FOLK SONGS selected and edited by
William Dallam Armes. Grade 2. (Adult)
OXFORD BOOK OF AMERICAN VERSE, THE compiled by Bliss Car-
man. (X-Adult)
PARADISE LOST: BOOKS l-IV by John Milton. (IX-X-Adult)
POETRY CURE, THE compiled by Robert Haven Schauffler. (X-Adult)
RICHARD III by William Shakespeare. (Vlll-X-Adult)
ROMEO AND JULIET by William Shakespeare. (Vlll-X-Adult)
SHE STOOPS TO CONQUER by Oliver Goldsmith. (IX-X-Adult)
SHORTER POEMS OF ALFRED TENNYSON, THE by Alfred Tennyson,
1st baron. (Vlll-X-Adult)
SOHRAB AND RUSTUM by Matthew Arnold. (Adult)
SPELL OF THE YUKON, THE by Robert William Service. (Adult)
SUPPRESSED DESIRES by Susan Glaspell. (Adult)
WAPPIN' WHARF (from "Frightful Plays") by Charles Stephen Brooks.
(IX-X-Adult)
PHILOSOPHY AND PSYCHOLOGY
CALM YOURSELF by George Lincoln Walton. (Adult)
CONQUEST OF FEAR, THE by Basil King. (Adult)
COURAGE by Sir James Matthew Barrie, bart. (IX-X-Adult)
HOW TO LIVE ON TWENTY-FOUR HOURS A DAY by Arnold Bennett.
(X-Adult)
HOW TO USE YOUR MIND by Harry Dexter Kitson. (Adult)
HUMAN NATURE AND CONDUCT by John Dewey. (Adult)
IF YOU ARE UP AGAINST IT— GO AROUND by Frank Crane. (Adult)
MIND IN THE MAKING, THE by James Harvey Robinson. (X-Adult)
PRIMER OF PSYCHOLOGY by Edward Bradford Titchener. (Adult)
SELECTED PAPERS ON PHILOSOPHY: CHAPS. I-V AND VII by
William James. (Adult)
STORY OF PHILOSOPHY, THE by William James Durant. (Adult)
TALKS TO STUDENTS ON SOME OF LIFE'S IDEALS by William
James. (Adult)
WHAT CAN A MAN BELIEVE? by Bruce Barton. (Adult)
WHY WE BEHAVE LIKE HUMAN BEINGS by George Amos Dorsey.
(Adult)
*Jf not otherwise indicated, all books are in braille grade V/2.
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GRADES X— ADULT
SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS
SCIENCE
ASTRONOMY by John Charles Duncan. (Adult)
BIRD SONG (New York State Museum Handbook No. 7) by Aretas A.
Saunders. (Adult)
CREATIVE CHEMISTRY (selected chapters from): DESCRIPTIVE OF
RECENT ACHIEVEMENTS IN THE CHEMICAL INDUSTRY
by Edwin Emery Slosson. (X-Adult)
ELEMENTARY CHEMISTRY by Hollis Godfrey. (Adult)
ELEMENTS OF GEOLOGY by Eliot Blackwelder and Harlan H. Bar-
rows. (Adult)
FIRST COURSE IN PHYSICS, A by Robert Andrew Millikan and Henry
Gordon Gale. (Adult)
FLIGHTS FROM CHAOS by Harlow Shapely. (X-Adult)
FRUIT OF THE FAMILY TREE, THE by Albert Edward Wiggam.
(Adult)
MAN AND THE STARS by Harlan True Stetson. (Adult)
MARVELS OF MODERN CHEMISTRY by Beverly Leonidas Clarke.
(X-Adult)
MATHEMATICAL AND CHEMICAL NOTATION by Henry Martyn Tay-
lor. (Adult)
MYSTERIOUS UNIVERSE, THE by Sir James Jeans. (Adult)
NEW BIOLOGY by William Martin Smallwood, Ida L. Reveley and Guy
A. Bailey (Adult)
OUTLINE OF SCIENCE, THE by James Arthur Thomson, Ed. (Adult)
PRACTICAL BOTANY by Joseph Young Bergen and Otis William Cald-
well. (Adult)
SHORT HISTORY OF SCIENCE, A by William Theodore Sedgwick and
Harry Walter Tyler. (X-Adult)
SHORT TALKS ON SCIENCE by Edwin Emery Slosson. (X-Adult)
UNIVERSE AROUND US, THE by Sir James Jeans. (X-Adult)
MATHEMATICS
ALGEBRA, A SECOND BOOK IN (Enlarged edition) by Fletcher Durell
and E. E. Arnold. (X-Adult)
PLANE GEOMETRY by George Wentworth and David Eugene Smith.
(X-Adult)
FICTION
ADAM BEDE by George Eliot, pseud. (Adult)
ADVENTURES IN SOLITUDE by Ray Stannard Baker (David Grayson,
pseud.) (Adult)
AGE OF INNOCENCE, THE by Mrs. Edith Newbold (Jones) Wharton.
(Adult)
ALICE-FOR-SHORT by William Frend DeMorgan. Grade 2. (X-Adult)
ALL PASSION SPENT by Victoria Sackville-West. (Adult)
ANCIENT HIGHWAY, THE by James Oliver Curwood. (X-Adult)
ARROW OF GOLD, THE by Joseph Conrad. (Adult)
AS IT WAS IN THE BEGINNING by Arthur Cheyney Train. (Adult)
*lf not otherwise indicated, all books are in braille grade 1'/2.
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GRADES X— ADULT
AUTUMN CROCUSES by Anne Douglas Sedgwick. (Adult)
BACK OF BEYOND by Stewart Edward White. (Adult)
BASQUE PEOPLE by Mrs. Dorothea Frances (Canfield) Fisher. Grade
2. (Adult)
BEGGARS' GOLD by Ernest Poole. (Adult)
BELLAMY TRIAL, THE by Frances Noyes Hart. (Adult)
BELLED BUZZARD, THE (frcm "The Escape of Mr. Trimm") by Irvin
Shrewsbury Cobb. (Adult)
BENEFITS FORGOT by Mrs. Honore (McCue) \
Willsie Morrow ( Bound together; Iv.
SCAR THAT TRIPLED, THE by William Gunn ( (Adult)
Shepherd /
BEN HUR, A TALE OF THE CHRIST by Lewis Wallace. ( VI l-X-Adult)
BENT TWIG, THE by Mrs. Dorothea Frances (Canfield) Fisher. (Adult)
SLACK CAMEL, THE by Earl Derr Siggers. (Adult)
BLADES by George Barr McCutheon. (Adult)
BLIND MAN'S EYES, THE by William Briggs MacHarg and Edwin Bal-
mer. (X-Adult)
BLUE CIRCLE, THE by Elizabeth Jordan. (Adult)
BLUE STREAK, THE by John Chesterfield Hines ) Bound together; Iv.
ONE MAN DOG, THE by John Chesterfield Hines j (Adult)
BORROWED MONTH, A by Frank Richard Stockton. (IX-X-Adult)
BOSS OF THE LAZY Y, THE by Charles Alden Seltzer. (Adult)
BRIDGE OF SAN LUIS REY, THE by Thornton (Niven) Wilder. (X-
Adult)
BROTHER SAUL by Dorm Byrne. (Adult)
BRUSHWOOD BOY, THE by Rudyard Kipling. (X-Adult)
BURIAL OF THE GUNS, THE by Thomas Nelson Page. (Adult)
BURIED ALIVE by Arnold Bennett. (X-Adult)
CANTERVILLE GHOST, THE by Oscar Wilde. (Adult)
CAPTAIN BLOOD by Rafael Sabatini. (X-Adu!t)
CAPTIVE IN THE CAUCASUS, A by Count Lyof \
Nikolaevich Tolstoi ( Bound together; Iv.
WHERE LOVE IS, THERE GOD IS ALSO by i (Adult)
Count Lyof Nikolaevich Tolstoi /
CAROLINIAN, THE by Rafael Sabatini. (X-Adult)
CHANGELING, THE by Donn Byrne. (Adult)
CHANGING ROAD, THE by Harold MacGrath. (Adult)
CHINESE COAT, THE by Jennette Lee. (Adult)
CIRCULAR STAIRCASE, THE by Mrs. Mary (Roberts) Rinehart. (Adult)
CLEOPATRA by Sir Henry Rider Haggard. (Adult)
CLOISTER AND THE HEARTH, THE by Charles Reade (Vlll-X-Adult)
CONN OF THE CORAL SEAS by Beatrice Ethel Grimshaw. (Adult)
CONQUERER, THE by Mrs. Gertrude Franklin Horn Atherton. (Adult)
CONQUEST OF CANAAN, THE by Booth Tarkington. (Adult)
CRANFORD by Mrs. Elizabeth Cleghorn (Stevenson) Gaskell. (IX-X-
Adult)
CRISIS, THE by Winston Churchill. (VM-X-Adult)
*lf not otherwise indicated, all books are in braille grade V/2.
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CROSSING, THE by Winston Churchill. (Vll-X-Adult)
CUTTERS, THE by Mrs. Bess (Streeter) Aldrich. (Adult)
DAVID HARUM by Edward Noyes Westcott. (IX-X)
DAY WITH FATHER, A by Francis Ellington Leupp. (IX-X)
DEBT, THE by Mrs. Edith Newbold (Jones) Wharton. (Adult)
DIAMONDS AND DIAMONDS by Robert Kerr Kennedy. (Adult)
DIARY OF A PROVINCIAL LADY, THE by E. M. Delafield, pseud.
(X-Adult)
DOCTOR NYE OF NORTH OSTABLE by Joseph Crosby Lincoln. (Adult)
DREAMERS OF THE GHETTO by Israel Zangwill. Grade 2. (Adult)
DRIFT FENCE, THE by Zane Grey. Grade 2.' (Adult)
DRUMS by James Boyd. (Adult)
EDITH BONHAM by Mary Hallock Foote. (Adult)
EMIGRANTS by Johan Bojer. (Adult)
ENCHANTED CANYON, THE by Mrs. Honore (McCue) Willsie Morrow.
(Adult)
ENCHANTED CHILDREN, THE by Vivian T. Pomeroy. (Adult)
FACE IN THE WINDOW, THE by William )
Dudley Pelley (^ Bound together; lv.
DEVIL'S TOOLS, THE by Melville Davisson ( (Adult)
Post )
FAINT PERFUME by Zona Gale. (Adult)
FAIR HARBOR by Joseph Crosby Lincoln. (Adult)
FAMOUS MODERN GHOST STORIES compiled by Dorothy Scarborough.
(Adult)
FANNY HERSELF by Edna Ferber. (Adult)
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS AND OTHER STORIES by Herman White
Chaplin. (Adult)
FLOWING GOLD by Rex Ellingwood Beach. (Adult)
FOREVER FREE by Mrs. Honore (McCue) Willsie Morrow. (Adult)
FRIENDLY ROAD, THE by Ray Stannard Baker (David Grayson, pseud.)
(Adult)
FROM BASEBALL TO BOCHES by H. C. Witwer. Grade 1. (Adult)
FROM THE LIFE by Harvey Jerrold O'Higgins. (Adult)
GALLEGHER by Richard Harding Davis. s
MY DISREPUTABLE FRIEND MR. RAEGEN by l ^^v..?*6!^,^ '*"
Richard Harding Davis / iv-m-A-Aauitj
GENTLE GRAFTER, THE by O. Henry, pseud. (William Sydney Por-
ter). (Adult)
GEORGIAN HOUSE, THE by Frank Arthur Swinnerton. Grade 2.
(Adult)
GIFT, THE by Margaret Prescott Montague. (Adult)
GILMAN OF REDFORD by William Stearns Davis. (Adult)
GOAT FEATHERS by Ellis Parker Butler. (Adult)
GOD'S COUNTRY AND THE WOMAN by James Oliver Curwood. (Adult)
GO-GETTER, THE by Peter Bernard Kyne. (Adult)
GOOD SAMARITAN, A by Mrs. Mary Raymond (Shipman) Andrews.
(IX-X)
*lf not otherwise indicated, all books are in braille grade V/2,
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GOOD SPORTS by Mrs. Olive Higgins Prouty. (Adult)
GREAT IMPERSONATION, THE by Edward Phillips Oppenheim. (X-
Adult)
GREAT PRINCE SHAN, THE by Edward Phillips Oppenheim. (X-Adult)
GREEN MANSIONS by William Henry Hudson. (Adult)
HAPPY MOUNTAIN, THE by Maristan Chapman. (IX-X-Adult)
HARBOR, THE by Ernest Poole. (Adult)
HAUNTED BOOKSHOP, THE by Christopher Darlington Morley. (Adult)
HAWKEYE, THE by Herbert Quick. (Adult)
HER SECRET by Will Payne. (IX-X-Adult)
HEYDAY OF THE BLOOD, THE (from "Hillsboro People") by Mrs.
Dorothea Frances (Canfield) Fisher. (Adult)
HIGH FIRES by Marjorie Barkley McClure. (Adult)
HONORABLE MR. TAWNISH, THE by Jeffery Farnol. Grade 1. (X-
Adult)
HOPALONG CASSIDY by Clarence Mulford. (Adult)
HYPATIA by Charles Kingsley. (Adult)
I, JAMES LEWIS, by Gilbert Wolf Gabriel. (Adult)
IF I WERE KING by Justin Huntley McCarthey. (Adult)
IF WINTER COMES by Arthur Stuart Menteth Hutchison. (Adult)
IN THE TIME OF THE TERROR AND OTHER STORIES (from "Short
Stories") by Honore de Balzac. (Vlll-X-Adult)
INDIAN DRUM, THE by William Briggs MacHarg and Edwin Balmer.
(X-Adult)
INDIAN SUMMER OF A FORSYTE (from "The Forsyte Saga") by John
Galsworthy. (Adult)
ISRAEL DRAKE AND OTHER STORIES by Katharine Mayo and Har-
vey Jerrold O'Higgins. (Adult)
I'VE COME TO STAY by Mrs. Mary Marvin (Heaton) Vorse. (Adult)
JANE EYRE by Charlotte Bonte. (X-Adult)
JAVA HEAD by Joseph Hergesheimer. (Adult)
JUMPING FROG, THE by Samuel Langhorne ^ „
Clemens \ Bound tosether; Iv.
QUALITY by John Galsworthy f (IX-X-Adult)
KAZAN by James Oliver Curwood. (Adult)
KEEPER OF THE BEES, THE by Mrs. Gene Stratton-Porter. (Adult)
KENTUCKY CARDINAL, A by James Lane Allen. (Adult)
KINDRED OF THE DUST by Peter Bernard Kyne. (Adult)
LARS, THE USELESS, WAS A NUISANCE by 1
Jack Lalt f Bound together; Iv.
IT WASN'T HONEST, BUT IT WAS SWEET by ( (Adult)
Jack Lait '
LAST DAYS OF POMPEII, THE by Edward George Earle Lytton, Bulwer-
Lytton, 1st baron. (Vlll-X-Adult)
LEAVENWORTH CASE, THE by Anna Katharine Green. (Adult)
LIFE OF THE PARTY, THE by Irvin Shrewsbury Cobb. (Adult)
LITTLE MINISTER, THE by Sir James Matthew Barrie, bart. (Vlll-X-
Adult)
*lf not otherwise indicated, all books are in braille grade V/2.
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GRADES X— ADULT
LITTLE SHEPHERD OF KINGDOM COME, THE by John Fox, Jv.
(Vlll-X-Adult)
LONE STAR RANGER, THE by Zane Grey. (Adult)
LORNA DOONE by Richard Doddridge Blackmore. (Vlll-X-Adult)
LOVE OF LIFE by Jack London. (IX-X-Adult)
LOVE STORIES by Mrs. Mary (Roberts) Rinehart. (Adult)
LOVER OF MUSIC, A by Henry VanDyke. (Adult)
LUCA SARTO by Charles Stephen Brooks. (Adult)
MADAME CLAIRE by Susan Ertz. (Adult)
MAGIC STORY, A by Frederick VanRensselaer Dey x Bound t ther. |v>
HAVE YOU AN EDUCATED HEART? by Gelett K (Adult)
Burgess J
MAID IN WAITING by John Galsworthy. (Adult)
MAN OVERBOARD by Francis Marion Crawford ) Bound together; Iv.
UPPER BERTH, THE by Francis Marion Crawford \ (Adult)
MANSION, THE by Henry VanDyke. (Adult)
MARCHING ON by James Boyd. (Vlll-X-Adult)
MARIA CHAPDELAIN'E by Louis Hemon. (Adult)
MARY'S NECK by Booth Tarkington. (X-Adu!t)
MASQUERADER, THE by Katherine Cecil Thurston. (Adult)
MASTER OF THE INN, THE by Robert Herrick. (Adult)
MATRIACH, THE; a chronicle by Gladys Brouwyn Stern. Grade 2.
(Adult)
L1,000,000 BANK-NOTE, THE by Samuel }
Langhorne Clemens ( Bound together; Iv.
ESQUIMAU'S ROMANCE, THE by Samuel ( (Adult)
Langhorne Clemens /
MISS LULA BETT by Zona Gale. (Adult)
MISS PINKERTON by Mrs. Mary (Roberts) Rinehart. (X-Adult)
MR. DOWNEY SITS DOWN by L. H. Robbins > Bound t th |v>
WILFRED REGINALD AND THE DARK HORSE/ (Adult)
by James Mahoney /
MRS. RED PEPPER by Mrs. Grace Louise (Smith) Richmond. (X-Adult)
MONSIEUR BEAUCAIRE by Booth Tarkington. (X-Adult)
MOTHER MASON by Mrs. Bess (Streeter) Aldrich. (Adult)
MY GARDEN DOCTOR by Frances Duncan. (IX-X-Adult)
MYSTERY AT THE BLUE VILLA, THE by Melville Davisson Post.
(Adult)
NERVOUS WRECK, THE by E. J. Rath. (Adult)
NEVER THE TWAIN SHALL MEET by Peter Bernard Kyne. (Adult)
NEW YORK AND RETURN by Harold Everett )
Porter (Holworthy Hall, pseud.) [ Bound together; Iv.
WHAT IS WASTED TIME? by Harold Everett ( (Adult)
Porter (Holworthy Hall, pseud.) .;
NIGHT OUT, A by Edward Peple. (Adult)
OBJECT: MATRIMONY of Montague Marsden Glass. (Adult)
ODD NUMBER, THE by Guy de Maupassant. (Adult)
OLD CURIOSITY SHOP, THE by Charles Dickens. (Vlll-X-Adult)
*lf not otherwise indicated, all books are in braille grade iyz.
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GRADES X— ADULT
OLD JUDGE PRIEST by Irvin Shrewsbury Cobb. (Adult)
OLD PETER TAKES AN EVENING OFF by O. F. \
Lewis f Bound together; Iv.
GOLD MOUNTED GUNS by F. R. Buckley / (Adult)
TOWERS OF FAME by Elizabeth Folsom )
ONE OF OURS by Willa Siebert Cather. (Adult)
ORPHAN ANGEL, THE by Mrs. Elinor (Hoyt) Wylie. (Adult)
PARDNERS by Rex Ellingwood Beach. (Adult)
PEOPLE OF THE MIST, THE by Sir Henry Rider Haggard. (Adult)
PHILOSOPHY FOUR by Owen Wister. (Adult)
PICKWICK PAPERS by Charles Dickens. (Adult)
PIECES OF EIGHT by Richard LeGalliene. (Adult)
POWER AND THE GLORY, THE by Sir Gilbert Parker. (Adult)
PRESIDENT IS BORN, A by Fannie Hurst. (Adult)
PRIDE AND PREJUDJCE by Jane Austen. (X-Adult)
PRISONER OF ZENDA, THE by Anthony Hope Hawkins. (X-Adult)
PRUE AND I by George William Curtis. (Adult)
PURE GOLD by Ole Edvert Rolvaag. (Adult)
QUO VADIS by Henryk Sienkiewicz. (X-Adult)
RE-CREATION OF BRIAN KENT, THE by Harold Bell Wright. (X-
Adult)
RED PEPPER BURNS by Mrs. Grace Louise (Smith) Richmond. (X-
Adult)
RED ROCK by Thomas Nelson Page. (Adult)
REPRESENTATIVE AMERICAN SHORT STORIES: PARTS l-MI by
Alexander Jessup, Comp. Grade 2. (X-Adult)
RESCUE, THE by Joseph Conrad. (Adult)
RIDERS OF THE PURPLE SAGE by Zane Grey. (Adult)
RIDIN' KID FROM POWDER RIVER, THE by Henry Herbert Knibbs.
(Vlll-X-Adult)
RIGHT OF WAY, THE by Sir Gilbert Parker. (Adult)
RIVERMAN, THE by Stewart Edward White. (Adult)
ROAD AGENT, THE (from "The Killer") by Stewart Edward White.
(Adult)
ROMANTIC COMEDIANS, THE by Ellen Anderson Gholson Glasgow.
(Adult)
ROUGH HEWN by Mrs. Dorothea Frances (Canfield) Fisher. Grade 2.
(Adult)
RUPERT OF HENTZAU by Anthony Hope Hawkins. (X-Adult)
SALUTE TO ADVENTURERS by John Buchan. (Adult)
SCARAMOUCHE by Rafael Sabatini. (X-Adult)
SCATTERGOOD BAINES: CHAPS. I-IV by Clarence Budington Kelland.
(Adult)
SEA WOLF, THE by Jack London. (IX-X-Adult)
SEATS OF THE MIGHTY by Sir Gilbert Parker. (Adult)
SECRET SHARER, THE (from " 'Twixt Land and Sea") by Joseph Con-
rad. (Adult)
SELECTED STORIES FROM "ACCIDENTALS" by Mrs. Helen Ganse-
voort (Edwards) Mackay. (Adult)
*lf not otherwise indicated, all books are in braille grade 1'/2.
41
GRADES X— ADULT
SELECTIONS FROM O. HENRY MEMORIAL AWARD PRIZE STORIES.
1919 by O. Henry, pseud. (William Sydney Porter.) (X-Adult>
SENTIMENTAL TOMMY by Sir James Matthew Barrier bart, (Vlll-X-
Adult)
.007 (from "The Day's Work") by Rudyard Kipling Bound together- lv
SHIP THAT FOUND HERSELF, THE (from >
"The Day's Work") by Rudyard Kipling J (fX-Adu.lt>
SHADOWS ON THE ROCK by Willa Siebert Catcher. (lAdult)
SHAVINGS by Joseph Crosby Lincoln. (Adult)
SHEAVES by Marie Conway Oemle*. (JX-X-Adult)
SHOES by O. Henry, pseud. (William Sydney \
Porter)1 ( Bound together; lv-
MOMENT OF VICTORY, THE by O. Henry, I ^Adult)
pseud. (William- Sydney Porter) /
SHOW BOAT by Edna Ferber. (Adult)
SINFUL PECK by Morgan Robertson. (Adult)
SNAKE DOCTOR, THE by Irvin Shrewsbury Cobb. (Adsilt)
SOAKED IN SEAWEED by Stephen Butler Leacock \
ZENOBIA'S INFIDELITY by Henry Cuyler Bunner ( Bound together; lv.
CAPTAIN TRISTRAM'S SHIPBUILDING by Robert / /A . IA>,
Wade ( <Adu,t>
PIGS IS PIGS by Ellis Parker Butler /
SOLDIERS OF FORTUNE by Richard Harding Davis. (Adult)
SON OF THE MIDDLE BORDER, A by Hamlin Garland. (Adult)
SONG OF OUR SYRIAN GUEST, THE by William Allen Knight. (Adult)
SOUNDINGS by Arthur Hamilton Gibbs. (Adult)
SPANISH GOLD by James Owen Hanney. (G. A. Birmingham, pseud.)
Grade 1. (Adult)
SPOILERS, THE by Rex Ellingwood Beach. (Adult)
SPRIGHTLY ROMANCE OF MARSAC, THE by Mofly Elliott Seawetl.
(Vlll-X-Adult)
STOLEN STORY, THE by Jessie Lynch Williams. (X-Adult)
STRANGE CASE OF DR. JEKYLL AND MR. HYDE by Robert Louis
Stevenson. (Adult)
SUSAN'S ESCORT by Edward Everett Hale ^ Bound together; |v-
MY DOUBLE AND HOW HE UNDID ME by \ * ...
Edward Everett Hale J (Adult)
T. TEMBARON by Mrs. Frances (Hodgson) Burnett. (Adult)
THAT'S MARRIAGE by Edna Ferber \ Bound together; lv.
FROG AND THE PUDDLE, THE by Edna Ferber \ (Adult)
$30,000 BEQUEST, THE by Samuel Langhorne
\>
Clemens I Bound together; lv.
DANGER OF LYING IN BED, THE by Samuel ) (Adult)
Langhorne Clemens 1
THREE THINGS, THE by Mrs. Mary Raymond (Shipman) Andrews.
Grade 1. (X)
THRUSH IN THE HEDGE, THE (from "The Happy End") by Joseph
Hergesheimer. (Adult)
TIME SPIRIT, THE by John Collins Snaith. (Adult)
*lf not otherwise indicated, ail books are in braille grade V/2»
42
OSADE5 X— ADULT
T I ME S H AV E C H A NO ED by E I m er Da v is. ( Adult)
TRAWLER, THE by James Brendon Connoltey ^ Bound t ther. ^
COMMANDEERING OF THE LUCY FOSTER, > , , . . '
THE by Jamrs Brendon ConnoTley 7 t*auitj
TURKEY RED by Frarrcre Gilchrist Wood } Bound together; lv,
CAMEUS BACK, THE by S. Scott Fitzgerald \ (Adult)
UNCLE JOE'S LINCOLN "by Edward Alfred "Sterner. '(VI II -X- Adult)
UNCLE SAM OF FREEDOM RIDGE by Margaret Prescott Montague,
CAttelf)
VALLEY OF THE GIANTS, THE by Peter Bernard Kyne. (Adult)
VALLEY OF THE MOON, THE 'by Jack London. (IX-X-Adurt)
VAN DEM ARK'S FOLLY by Herbert Quick. (Adult)
VANITY FAIT* by William Makepeace Thackeray. (X-Adult)
VICAR OF WAKEFIELD, THE by Oliver Goldsmith. (VU'jf-X-Adult)
VINEGAR SAINT, THE by Hughes Mearns. (Adult)
VIRGINIAN, THE by Owen Wister. (V'lll-X-Achilf)
VOICE FROM THE DARK, A by Eden Phillpotts. (Adult)
WANDERER OF THE WASTELAND, TH E by Zane Grey. (Adult)
WANTON MALLY by Booth Tarlcington. Grade 2. (Adult)
WEDDING GIFT: A FISHING STORY by John Taintor Foote. (Adult)
WHEN KNIGHTHOOD WAS IN FLOWER by Charles Major, (IX-X-
Adult)
WHITE HERON, A by Sara Ome Jewell l „ . _
J I Bound together Tv.
OTHER ROOM, THE by TVirs. Wlary Marvin > . " FA
(Heaton) Vorse ) (Ackllt*
WHITE OAKS OF JALTSIA by Mazo DeLaRoche. \ Adult)
WIDOW LEROUGE, THE by Emile Gaboriau. (Adult)
WILLIAM by Emily Hilda Young. { Adult)
WILLIAM THE CONQUEROR (from "The Day's Work") by Rudyard
Kipling. (X-Adult)
WITH FIRE AND SWORD by Henryk Sienkiwtcz. Grade 2. (Adult)
WOMEN by Booth Tarkington. (Adult)
WONDERFUL YEAR, THE by William Jofan Locke. (Adult)
*lf not otherwise indicated, ail book's are in braille grade ii/2*>
43
Graded List of Braille Pullications
1933
SECTION E
UNGRADED TITLES
The following list is comprised of a number of books which are
available from the American Printing House for the Blind, but which
have been considered unnecessary to grade. It is the fifth section of a
composite list for the several grades, i.e., I-X-Adult and Ungraded, irs
which each title in the General Catalog, with its reading range indicated
in Roman numerals, has been assigned to a particular set of gradesr
no book being listed more than once throughout the entire series of lists.
It is purely supplementary in character, consisting only of primers on
braille and braille music, books in foreign languages, etc.; all other titles
being contained in Sections A to D of the composite list. For detailed in-
formation in regard to each title, refer to the Catalog of General Pub-
lications, 1932 and the 1933 Supplement.
Non- Fiction
ARTS, FINE
BRAILLE MUSIC CHART, compiled by direction of the Special Commit-
tee on Braille Music, American Foundation for the Blind, No-
vember 1, 1929; Based on the Notation Musicale, International
Braille, as Recommended by the Paris Conference on Braille
Music, April, 1929; Approved by the Music Committee of the
A. P. H., November 1, 1929. (Embossed and ink-print)
KEY TO BRAILLE MUSIC NOTATION by Louis W. Rodenberg. (Pre-
pared under the Supervision of Robert B. Irwin, American
Foundation for the Blind, 1925.) (Embossed and ink-print)
1930 SUPPLEMENT TO "BRAILLE MUSIC NOTATION" (presenting
signs unfamilar in the United States, authorized after the
recommendations of the Paris Conference on Braille Music,
April, 1929). (Embossed and ink-print)
PRIMER OF BRAILLE MUSIC, Authorized Edition, 1930, compiled by
Direction of the Special Committee on Braille Music, American
Foundation for the Blind, New York, November 1, 1929; Based
on the Braille Music Chart; Signs Internationally Authorized.
(Embossed and ink-print)
LANGUAGE
ALPHABETS, PRIMERS AND READERS
BRAILLE ALPHABET CARDS, Grade 1'/2, with ink-print explanations.
BRAILLE ALPHABET SHEETS, Grade 1»/2.
BRAILLE CONTRACTION DRILL by H. Randolph Latimer.
BRAILLE LETTER DRILL by H. Randolph Latimer.
DIVISION OF WORDS INTO SYLLABLES FOR WRITING AND EM-
BOSSING BRAILLE, GRADE V/2, LEAFLET ON THE.
KEY TO BRAILLE FOR READING AND WRITING, GRADE 1'/2.
KEY TO STANDARD ENGLISH BRAILLE, GRADES ONE AND TWO,
revised and Edited jointly, by the British National Uniform
Type Committee and the American Committee on Grade Two,
Hi not otherwise indicated, all books are in braille grade V/z,
44
UNGRADED TITLES
representing the A. A. I. B., the A. A. W. B., and the American
Foundation for the Blind; Braille Edition Authorized by the
American Committee. Grade 2.
ENGLISH
NEW YORK STATE FAIR SPELLING BEE, SYRACUSE, 1928.
NEWARK PHONIC DRILLS.
STANDARD DICTIONARY OF THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE, POCKET
EDITION, abridged from the Funk and Wagnall's Standard
Dictionary by J. C. Fernald.
FRENCH
L'ABBE CONSTANTIN (with vocabulary) by Ludovic Halevy
COMPLETE FRENCH COURSE WITH FRENCH-ENGLISH AND ENG-
LISH-FRENCH VOCABULARY, revised and rewritten with ad-
ditional selections for reading and illustrations by C. A. Char-
denal.
CONTES CHOISIS (Edited with Notes, Questionnaire, Exercises and
Vocabulary by W. D. Head) by Alphonse Daudet.
CONTES GAIS (with vocabulary) edited by Emile Blaise deSauze.
COURS PRATIQUE DE FRANCAISE POUR CQMM ENCANTS (with vo-
cabulary) edited by Emiie Blais deSauze.
CRIME DE SYLVESTRE BONNARD, LE (with vocabulary) by Anatole
France.
ELEMENTARY FRENCH READER (with exercises and vocabulary) by
Everett Ward Olmstead and Francis Brown Barton.
EUGENIE GRANDET (with vocabulary) by Honore de Balzac.
FRANCAIS ET SA PATRIE, LE (for elementary schools and colleges)
by L. Raymond Taibut.
FRENCH VERBS AND VERBAL IDIOMS (with vocabulary) by Baptiste
Mereas and E. Jules Meras.
HUIT CONTES CHOISIS (with vocabulary) by Guy de Maupassant.
LIVRE DE MON AMI, LE— LE LIVRE DE PIERRE (with vocabulary
by O. G. Guerlac) by Anatole France.
MON ONCLE ET MON CURE (abridged and edited with notes, vocab-
ulary and English exercises by Therese F. Colin and Margaret
E. N. Fraser) by Jeane delaBrete.
PREMIER LIVRE, LE (with vocabulary) by Albert Amedee Meras and
Baptiste Meras.
QUATREVINGT-TREIZE (with vocabulary by C. Fontaine) by Victor
Marie Hugo, comte.
SECOND LIVRE, LE (with vocabulary) by Albert Amedee Meras and
Baptiste Meras.
TARTARIN DE TARASCON (with vocabulary) by Alphonse Daudet.
TULIPE NOIRE, LA (new edition with exercises, notes and vocabulary)
by Alexandre Dumas.
VOYAGE DE MONSIEUR PERRICHON, LE (edited with notes, exercises
and vocabulary by Victor E. Francois) by Eugene Labiche and
Edouard Martin.
GERMAN
GERMAN GRAMMAR (with vocabulary) by Calvin Thomas.
*lf not otherwise indicated, all books are in braille grade 1J/2.
45
UNGRADED TITLES
GERMAN PROSE COMPOSITION (with vocabulary) by James Alburn
Chiles.
IMMENSEE (with vocabulary) by Theodor Storm.
MARCHEN (with vocabulary) by Hans Christian Andersen.
MARCHEN, DER (with vocabulary) by John Wolfgang von Goethe.
MARCHEN UND ERZAHLUNGEN: PART I (with vocabulary) by Helen
Adeline Guerber.
TAUCHER, DER (with vocabulary) by Johann Christoph Friedrich von
Schiller.
W1LHELM TELL (edited with Fragen, Notes and Vocabulary by Robert
Waller Deering) by Johann Christoph Friedrich von Schiller.
LATIN
AENEID, THE: BOOKS l-VI (with vocabulary) (edited by C. E. Bennett)
by Virgil.
ARGONAUTS, THE (from "Latin for Today") by Mason D. Gray and
Thornton Jenkins.
CAESAR'S GALLIC WARS: BOOKS l-IV (with vocabulary; re-edited by
J. B. Greenough, Benjamin L. D'Ooge and M. G. Daniell), by
Julius Caesar.
CICERO: SIX ORATIONS (Allen and Greenough's Edition; special vo-
cabulary by J. B. Greenough; revised by J. B. Greenough and
G. L. Kittredge) by Marcus Tullius Cicero.
ELEMENTS OF LATIN (with vocabulary) by Benjamin Leonard D'Ooge.
NEW LATIN COMPOSITION, A (with vocabulary) by Charles Edwin
Bennett.
NEW LATIN GRAMMAR by Charles Edwin Bennett.
ROMAN TALES RETOLD by Walter Alison Edwards. Grade 1.
SPANISH
AMERICA-ESPANOLA (with vocabulary) by Miguel Romera-Navarro.
CAPITAN VENENO, EL by Pedro Antonio de Alarcon.
CORRESPONDENCIA PRACTICA by Medora Loomis Ray and Ruth A.
Bahret.
FIRST BOOK IN SPANISH, A by James Pyle Wickersham Crawford.
FIRST SPANISH COURSE by Elijah Clarence Hills and Jeremiah Denis
Mathias Ford.
FIRST SPANISH READER (with notes, vocabulary and exercises)
edited by Everett Ward Olmstead and Edward H. Sirich.
FORTUNA by Enrich Perez Escrich * (Edited with notes, di-
ZARAGUETA by Miguel Ramos Carrion and i rect method, exercises
Vital Aza f and vocabulary by Eli-
VOCABULARY COVERING "FORTUNA" AND / Jah c- Hil,s and Louise
"ZARAGUETA" by Elijah C. Hills \ Oemhardt.) Bound to-
and Louise R. Oeinhardt. ) gether; 3v.
SOMBRERO DE TRES PICOS, EL (edited with introduction, footnotes,
exercises and vocabulary by Charles B. Qualia) by Pedro An-
tonio de Alarcon.
SPANISH COMPOSITION (text only) by James Pyle Wickersham Craw-
ford
TEMAS ESPANOLES by James Pyle Wickersham Crawford.
*If not otherwise indicated, all books are in braille grade V/2.
46
UNGRADED TITLES
TRIP TO LATIN AMERICA, A (with vocabulary) (in very simple Span-
ish) by Ventura Fuentes and C. E. Francois.
LITERATURE
CATALOGUE OF PUBLICATIONS IN BRAILLE, GRADE 1'/2, of the
Service for the Blind, Library of Congress.
EMBOSSED BRAILLE MUSIC CATALOG OF THE AMERICAN PRINT-
ING HOUSE FOR THE BLIND.
PHILSOPHY AND PSYCHOLOGY
EDUCATIONAL TESTS AND MEASUREMENTS
GRAY ORAL READING CHECK TESTS by William S. Gray:
SETS Mil: Nos. 1-5. Grade 1.
SETS ll-IV: Nos. 1-5.
MONROE'S STANDARDIZED SILENT READING TESTS by W. S.
Monroe:
TEST I: Forms 1-2
TEST II: Forms 1,-2
STANFORD ACHIEVEMENT TESTS by Truman L. Kelley, Giles M.
Ruch and Lewis M. Terman:
PRIMARY EXAMINATION: FORM A— Tests 1-3. Grade 1.
PRIMARY EXAMINATION: FORM B— Tests 1-3. Grade 1.
ADVANCED EXAMINATION: FORM A— Tests 1-3.
ADVANCED EXAMINATION: FORM B— Tests 1-3.
TEST MATERIAL INCLUDED IN "SELF-SURVEYS FOR THE BLIND,
A MANUAL FOR THE GUIDANCE OF TEACHERS" by Samuel
Perkins Hayes.
*lf not otherwise indicated, all books are in braille grade V/2.
47
CATALOG
of
GENERAL PUBLICATIONS
and
APPLIANCES
1932
American Printing House For The Blind
Incorporated
1839 Frankfort Avenue
Louisville, Kentucky
Table of Contents
Page
EXPLANATORY NOTES 5
ADDRESS LIST OF PUBLISHERS 7
EXPLANATION OF ABBREVIATIONS 1 1
LIST OF PUBLICATIONS: 13
A. Non-Fiction: 13
Arts, Fine . . 13
Arts, Useful 14
Biography 16
Description and Travel 19
Economics and Sociology 21
History 22
Language 25
Alphabets, Primers and Readers 25
English . 29
French 31
German 32
Latin 33
Spanish 33
Literature 34
Prose — Including Wit and Humor and Catalogs.... 34
Drama and Poetry 37
Philosophy and Psychology 42
Educational Tests and Measurements 42
Religion and Mythology 44
Religion 44
Mythology 47
Science and Mathematics 47
Science 47
Mathematics 50
B. Fiction 51
PERIODICALS 85
TANGIBLE APPARATUS: 87
A. Appliances: 87
Kindergarten 87
Writing 87
B. Maps 88
INDEXES: 89
A. By Subject 90
B. By Author 92
C. By Title ' ] 6
Explanatory Notes
The titles have been classified according to the Dewey Decimal
Syfetem, the main divisions of Non-Fiction being rearranged in alphabeti-
cal instead of numerical order.
Publishers and copyright dates are indicated in bold face. (A
list of publishers with their addresses appears on page 7).
The date of our first edition is enclosed in brackets following the
date of copyright.
Initials enclosed in parentheses following the date of first publi-
cation in braille indicate by whom the first edition was paid for or the
plates loaned. (See page 1 1 for explanation of abbreviations) .
If not indicated as grade 1 , all titles are understood to be in
braille grade 1 Vz.
Reading grades for each title are indicated by Roman numerals
for Grades l-X, or as Adult.
Unless page sizes are indicated as otherwise, they are understood
to be the regulation 11" x 11".
A complete catalog of Braille Music is published under separate
cover.
Books may neither be borrowed nor exchanged.
When payment accompanies order always include postage. Any
differences between the postage sent and the amount actually used
will be refunded in stamps, or a bill will be sent for further remittance.
Be sure to indicate whether you wish shipment to be made by
express, freight or parcel post.
All books of a religious nature have been plated at the order and
expense of individuals and organizations. No funds of the Americanj
Printing House for the Blind are used to emboss religious literature.
5
Address List of Publishers
Allyn and Bacon, Boston.
Altemus — Henry Altemus Co., Philadelphia.
American Book Co., New York.
American Foundation for the Blind, New York.
American Publishing Co., Hartford, Connecticut.
Appleton — D. Appleton & Co., New York.
Atlantic Monthly Co., Boston.
Balliere, Tindall and Cox, London, England.
Barde and Hopkins, New York.
Blakiston — P. Blakiston's Sons £r Co., Philadelphia.
Bobbs-Merrill Co., Indianapolis, Indiana.
Boni — Albert and Charles Boni, New York.
Boni and Liveright, New York.
Book Supply Co., Chicago.
Browne — F. C. Browne & Co., Chicago.
Bulletin Co., Philadephia.
Burt — A. L. Burt Co., New York.
Cape and Smith — Jonathan Cape and Harrison Smith, New York.
Century Co., New York.
Chicago School of Civics and Philanthropy, Chicago.
Child Health Organization of America, New York.
Chirstian Life Literature Fund, Philadephia.
Collins Clear Type Press, London and Glasgow.
Cosmopolitan Book Corporation, New York.
Crowell — Thomas Y. Crowell Co., New York.
Cundy-Bettoney Co., Boston.
Curry — j. S. Curry Co., Cleveland, Ohio.
Curtis Publishing Co., Philadelphia.
Dent — J. M. Dent & Sons, London.
Ditson — Oliver Ditson Co., New York.
Dodd, Mead & Co., New York.
Doran — George H. Doran Co., New York.
Doubleday — Doubleday, Doran & Co., Garden City, New York.
— Doubleday, Page & Co., (See Doubleday, Doran & Co.).
Duckworth and Co.
Duffield & Co., New York.
Dutton — E. P. Dutton & Co., New York.
Educational Publishing Co., Boston.
Elder— Paul Elder & Co.
Flanagan — A. Flanagan Co., Chicago.
Funk and Wagnalls Co., New York.
Garden City Publishing Co., Garden City, New York.
Gjnn Gr Co., Boston.
Grosset & Dunlap, New York.
Hall and Locke Co.
Hanf— Wilber Hanf, Philadelphia.
Harcourt, Brace & Co., New York.
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Harper & Bros., New York.
Harrap— George G. Harrap & Co., Ltd., London, Bombay, Sidney.
Heath — D. C. Heath and Co., New York.
Holt— Henry Holt & Co., New York.
Houghton Mifflin Co., New York.
International Magazine Co., New York.
Jack — T. C. and E. C. Jack, Ltd., London and Edinburgh.
Jacobs — George W. Jacobs & Co., (See Macrae-Smith Co.)
Johnson Publishing Co., Richmond, Virginia.
Judd — Orange Judd Publishing Co., New York.
Knopf — Alfred A. Knopf, Inc., New York.
Lane — John Lane Co., New York (See Dodd, Mead & Co.)
Lippincott — J. B. Lippincott Co., Philadelphia.
Little, Brown & Co., Boston.
Longman's Green and Co., New York.
Lothrop, Lee and Shepard Co., Boston.
Lyons and Carnahan, New York and Chicago.
McBride — Robert M. McBride and Co., New York.
McClure's Magazine, New York.
McClurg — A. C. McClurg & Co., Chicago.
McGraw-Hill Book Co., New York.
Maclndor Publishing Co., Kansas City, Kansas.
McKay— David McKay Co., Philadephia.
MacMillan Co., New York.
Macrae-Smith Co., Philadelphia.
Magnus Brush Materials, 604 West Lake Street, Chicago.
Medici — The Medici Society of America, Ltd., Boston.
Merrill — Charles E. Merrill Co., New York.
Milton Bradley Co., Springfield, Massachusetts.
Moffat, Yard & Co., (See Dodd, Mead & Co.)
Morehouse Publishing Co., Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Morrison — Frank E. Morrison, New York.
Morrow — William Morrow & Co., New York.
Nelson — Thomas Nelson & Sons, New York.
New England Conservatory of Music, Boston.
Newson & Co., New York.
Northwestern Publishing House, Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Olcott Publishing Co., Charlestown, West Virginia.
Oxford University Press, New York.
Page — L. C. Page & Co., Boston.
Penn Publishing Co., Philadelphia.
Pennsylvania Institution for the Instruction of the Blind, Overbrook,
Pennsylvania.
Pictorial Review Co., New York.
Pilgrim Press, Boston.
Presser — T. Presser Co., Philadelphia.
Public School Publishing Co., Bloomington, Illinois
Putman — G. P. Putman's Sons, New York.
Quinn and Boden Co.
Rand McNally & Co., Chicago.
Reilly £r Lee Co., Chicago.
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Revell — Fleming H. Revell Co., New York.
Review and Herald Publishing Association, New York.
Roberts Bros.
Robertson, The Kenesaw, Washington, D. C.
Row, Peterson Cr Co., Chicago
Ryerson Press, Toronto, Canada.
Sanborn — Benjamin H. Sanborn £r Co., Chicago.
Schirmer — G. Schirmer & Co., New York.
Scott, Foresman & Co., Chicago.
Scribner's — Charles Scribner's Sons, New York.
Sears — J. H. Sears, New York.
Shaw — A. W. Shaw Co., Chicago.
Sheldon — The Sheldon School, Chicago.
Silver, Burdett Cr Co., Boston.
Silver Publishing Society, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
Simon and Schuster, Inc., New York.
Small, Maynard & Co., Boston.
Standard Player Action Co., New York.
Standard Printing Co., Louisville, Kentucky.
Standard Publishing Co., Cincinnati, Ohio.
Still — A. T. Still Research Institute, Chicago.
Stokes — Frederick A. Stokes Co., New York.
Unity School of Christianity, Kansas City, Missouri.
University Publishing Co., Lincoln, Nebraska.
Viking Press, New York.
Wanamaker — John Wanamaker, Philadelphia.
Watt — C. Howard Watt, New York.
Wheeler Publishing Co., Chicago.
Winston — John C. Winston Co., Philadelphia.
World Book Co., Yonkers-on-Hudson, New York.
Yale University Press, New Haven, Connecticut.
Explanation of Abbreviations
The following abbreviations or initials inclosed in parentheses,
following the date of first publication in braille, indicate by whom the
first edition was paid for or the plates loaned.
A.B.S. — American Bible Society, Astor Place, New York City.
A.C. — Mrs. Andrew Carnegie.
A.E.P.— Albert E. Pillsbury.
A.F.B. — American Foundation for the Blind, 125 East 46th Street, New
York City.
A.L.A. — American Library Association, Chicago, Illinois.
A.R.C. — American Red Cross, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
6.C.L. — Braille Circulating Library, Richmond, Virginia.
B. of E.C.O. — Board of Education of Cleveland, Ohio.
B.T.C. — Braille Transcriber's Club, Kenwood Alumnae, Albany, New York.
B.T.S, — Bible Training School, South Lancaster, Massachusetts.
C.A.C., C.O.S. — Cleveland Alumnae Chapter, Chi Omega Sorority, Cleve-
land, Ohio.
C.L.H. — Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Huston.
C.L.L.F. — Christian Life Literature Fund.
C.P.S.— -Cincinnati Public Schools.
Ch.P.S. — Chicago Public Schools.
CI. P.S.— • Cleveland Public Schools.
D.O.I. N.Y. — Daughters of Ohio in New York.
D.P.L. — Detroit Public Library.
D.W.L.B. — Detroit Welfare League of the Blind.
E.L.S.M.— -Evangelical Lutheran Synod of Missouri, Ohio and other states.
E.S.H.— Edward S. Harkness.
H.C.S.— Hadley Correspondence School, Winnetka, Illinois.
H.M.C.— -Home Missions Council, Staunton, Virginia.
H.M.P. — Howe Memorial press, Boston, Massachusetts.
H.P.S. — Howe Publishing Society, Cleveland, Ohio.
j.L. of D. — Junior League, Detroit, Michigan.
J.L. of L. — Junior League, Lexington, Kentucky.
J.P.S.A. — Jewish Publication Society of America.
J.W.C. of A., N.J. — Junior Woman's Club of Arlington, New Jersey.
K.C.C. — Kenwood Graduating Class — 1900, Kenwood Acadamy, Albany,
New York.
II
L.C.D. and D. W. L. B. — Lion's Club of Detroit, Michigan and the Detroit
Welfare League of the Blind.
L.C. of P.W.,L.I.,N.Y. — Lion's Club of Port Washington, Long Island,
New York.
L. of C. — Library of Congress.
L.C. of M., L.IM N.Y. — Lion's Club of Mineola, Long Island, New York.
L.C. of W.P., N.Y.—Lion's Club of White Plains, New York.
M.C.C. and T.S.C. — Matinee Circle Club and the Trefoil Smile Club,
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
M.S.B. — Michigan School for the Blind.
N.R. — Miss Nina Rhoades.
N.W.L.C. of D.M.- — Northwest Lions* Club of Detroit, Michigan.
N.Y.B.S. — New York Bible Society.
N.Y.I.E.B. — New York Institute for the Education of the Blind, 999
Pelham Parkway, New York City.
N.Y.S.L. — New York State Library, Albany, New York.
P.E.C. — Protestant Episcopal Church.
P.I.I.B. — Pennsylvania Institute for the Instruction of the Blind, 64th and
. >. v; ' Malvern Avenue, Overbrook, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
R.C.B. — R. C. Ballard Thruston.
S.B.M. — Susan B. Merwin.
S.P.E.R.L. — Society for Providing Evangelical Religious Literature.
T.R.H. — Mrs. Thomas R. Hartley, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
T.R.P. — Mrs. Thomas R. Proctor, Ithaca, New York.
T.S.B. — Texas School for the Blind, Austin, Texas.
U.S.C. — Unity School of Christianity, Kansas City, Missouri.
U.S.V.B. — United States Veterans Bureau.
W.N.— Waldo Newcomer.
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List of Publications
Non-Fiction
ARTS, FINE (Including Recreation)
ALICE IN ORCHESTRAL! A. Ernest LaPrade (Foreword by Walter
Damrosch). Doubleday, Page fir Co., 1925. [1926]. One-
side. VI-VIII. 2 vols; 210 pp $5.60
ARBAN-CLARKE METHOD FOR CORNET AND TRUMPET, jeane
Batiste Arban and Herbert L. Clarke. Cundy-Bettoney Co.,
1930. [1931]. One-side. Adult.
PART I— 10%"xl0%"; 3 vols; 309 pp 9.00
PART II— 10^"xl0y2"; 4 vols; 422 pp 12.00
ART OF THE SINGER, THE. William James Henderson. Charles
Scribner's Sons, 1906. [1930]. One-side. Adult. 2 vols;
230 pp 6.05
AUCTION BRIDGE COMPLETE. Milton C. Work. John C. Win-
ston Co., 1926. [1927]. (A.R.C.) One-side. Adult. 7
vols. ; 882 pp 1 9.20
BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA (Handbook for Blind Boys). 1924.
[1925]. One-side. IV-VIII. 12"; 1 vol; 106 pp 3.35
BRAILLE MUSIC CHART. Compiled by Direction of the Special
Committee on Braille Music, American Foundation for the
Blind, November 1, 1929; Based on the Notation Musicale,
International Braille, as Recommended by the Paris Confer-
ence on Braille Music, April, 1929. Approved by the Music
Committee of the A. P. H., November 1, 1929.
Embossed — 1 vol ; 24 pp 75
Ink-Print — 1 vol; 24 pp 50
CARILLON MUSIC AND SINGINC TOWERS OF THE OLD WORLD
AND THE NEW. William Corham Rice. Dodd, Mead &
Co., 1925. [1927]. One-side. 3 vols; 379 pp 8.25
COMPLETE HISTORY OF MUSIC, A (for schools, clubs and private
reading). Winton James Baltzell. T. presser Co., 1905.
[1928]. One-side. Adult. 9 vols; 1133 pp 29.20
HARMONY BOOK FOR BEGINNERS. P. W. Orem. T. Presser
Co., 1916. [1928]. One-side. IOV2"; 2 vols; 226 pp... 5.80
HOW TO LISTEN TO MUSIC (hints and suggestions to untaught
lovers of the art). Henry Edward Krehbeil. Charles Scrib-
ner's Sons, 1923. [1926]. (U.S.V.B.) One-side. Adult.
4 vols; 432 pp 9.75
KEY TO BRAILLE MUSIC NOTATION. L. W. Rodenberg.
Embossed — One-side. lO1/^"; 2 vols; 312 pp 5.00
Ink-Print — 1 vol ; 1 04 pp 5.00
MUSICAL TERMS IN EVERDAY USE. R. K. Miller. One-side.
IOI/2"; 1 vol; 40 pp 65
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ARTS, FINE (Including Recreation)
MY THIRTY YEARS IN BASEBALL. John j. McCraw. Boni and
Liveright, 1923. [1926]. (U.S.V.B.) One-side. VI-VIII.
4 vols; 429 pp 9.70
NEW ENGLAND CONSERVATORY COURSE FOR PIANO-
FORTE, THE. F. A. Porter. New England Conservatory,
1916. [1926]. One-side. }0V2"; 1 vol; 128 pp 3.30
ORGAN, THE. (An Organ Instructor). Sir John Stainer. Oliver
Dstson Co., 1910. [1926]. One-side. lO1/*"; 3 vols;
335 pp 8.85
OUTLINES OF HARMONY. Part 1: Chords. R. K. Miller.
[1924]. (P.I. LB.) One-side. 10"; 1 vo!; 68 pp 1.05
OUTLINES OF MUSIC HISTORY. Clarence Grant Hamilton. Oliver
Ditson Co., 1924. [1927]. One-side. 6 vols; 738 pp 19.10
PIANO METHOD. A. Lambert. G. Schirmer & Co., 1907.
[1926], One-side. lOVz"; 3 pamphlets; 149 pp 2.70
PRIMER OF BRAILLE MUSIC. Authorized Edition, 1930. Com-
piled by Direction of the Special Committee on Braille Music,
American Foundation for the Blind, New York, November 1,
1929; Based on the Braille Music Chart. Signs Internation-
ally Authorized.
Embossed — 1 vol ; 42 pp 1 .25
Ink-Print — 1 vol ; 39 pp 2.00
PRINCIPLES OF PLAYER ACTION OPERATION. Standard Player
Action Co. [1927]. One-side. Adult. 1 vol; 125 pp 3.20
RECREATION (Address Delivered at the Harvard Union, Dec. 8,
1919). Edward Grey, 1st Viscount. Houghton Mifflin Co.,
1920. [1930]. (H.P.S.) One-side. Adult. 10"; pam-
phlet; 41 pp 65
ARTS, USEFUL
ART OF SELLING, THE. Arthur Frederick Sheldon and Gerald
R. McDowell. Sheldon School, 1923. [1925]. One-side.
Adult. 12"; 4 vols; 415 pp 13.15
BASKETRY BOOK, THE. (Twelve lessons in reed weaving). Mary
Miles Blanchard. Charles Scribner's Sons, 1914. [1926].
One-side. Adult. 2 vols; 1 80 pp 5.00
BOOK OF POTATO COOKERY, THE. Mrs. Mary L. Wade. A. C.
McClurg Co., 1918. [1920]. (N.Y.S.L.) One-side. Adult.
12"; 1 vol; 78 pp 2.35
BROODING AND REARING CHICKS. John Cameron Graham and
Fred H. Cockell, [1919]. (A.L.A.) One-side. Adult.
6"; 1 vol; 90 pp 1.85
BUSINESS CORRESPONDENCE. B. C. Bean, Ed. A. W. Shaw
Co., 1911. [1920]. (A.L.A.) . One-side. Adult. 12";
3 vols; 268 pp 7.75
BUSINESS ENGLISH AND CORRESPONDENCE. Roy Davis and
C. H. Lingham. Cinn & Co., 1921. [1924]. One-side.
Adult. 12"; 5 vols; 606 pp 18.55
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ARTS, USEFUL
CHILD HEALTH ALPHABET. Mrs. Frederick Peterson Child
Health Organization of America, 1918. [1921]. Grade 1.
One-side. Il-lll. 6"; pamphlet; 25 pp 45
CHO-CHO AND THE HEALTH FAIRY (Six Stories). Eleanor
Glendower Griffith. Child Health Organization of America,
1919. [1921]. Grade 1. One-side. III-IV.. 6"; 1 vol;
82 pp 2.05
CLINICAL OSTEOPATHY. Carl P. McConnell, Ed. A. T. Still
Research Institute, 1917. [1924], (U.S.V.B.) One-
side. Adult. 12"; 1 1 vols; 1405 pp 36,90
CURRY TOUCH TYPEWRITING. J. S. Curry. J. S. Curry Co.,
1913. [1930]. (H.P.S.) One-side. IX-X. 10"; 2
vols; 120 pp 3.25
EFFICIENCY 9N HOME-MAKING AND FIRST AID TO GOOD
COOKING. Georgia Robertson. Robertson, 1915. [1926].
One-side. Adult. 12"; 2 vols; 247 pp 7.50
HEALTH AND SAFETY. Frances Gulick Jewett. Ginn & Co.,
1916. [1921]. One-side. V-VIII. 1 2"; 2 vols; 1 84 pp. . 6.00
HISTORIC INVENTIONS. Rupert S. Holland. George W. Jacobs
& Co., 1911. [1920]. (A. LA.) One-side. V-VIM. 12";
3 vols; 340 pp 9.20
HUMAN MECHANISM, THE; its physiology and hygiene and the
sanitation of its surroundings. Theodore Hough and W. T.
Sedgwick. Ginn & Co., 1918. [1925]. One-side. Adult.
12"; 8 vols; 909 pp 28.20
JOURNEY TO HEALTH LAND, A. James Mace Andress and Annie
Turner Andress. Ginn & Co., 1924. [1931]. Grade 1.
One-side. I-III. 2 vols; 204 pp 5.50
JUNIOR TRAINING FOR MODERN BUSINESS. John G. Kirk and
Mary A. Waesche. John C. Winston Co., 1925. [1929].
(P.I.I.B.) One-side. IX-X. 12"; 6 vols; 638 pp 17.55
LAYMAN'S HANDBOOK OF MEDICINE, A. Richard Clarke Cabot,
M. D. Houghton Mifflin Co., 1916. [1924]. (H.P.S.)
One-side. Adult. 10"; 11 vols; 799 pp 20.20
LESSONS ON MASSAGE. Margaret D. Palmer. Balliere, Tindall
and Cox, 1918. [1919]. (A.L.A.) One-side. Adult.
12"; 3 vols; 316 pp 8.70
MASSAGE. Nellie Elizabeth MacAfee. Reed and Witting, 1917.
[1919]. (A.L.A.) One-side. Adult. 6"; 1 vol; 54 pp... 1.25
MICROBE HUNTERS. Paul deKruif. Harcourt, Brace & Co., 1926.
[1929]. Interpoint. IX-X; Adult. 3 vols; 764 pp 10.95
PHYSIOLOGY, HYGIENE AND SANITATION (from "Gulick
Hygiene Series"). Frances Gulick Jewett. Ginn & Co.,
1916. [1922]. One-side. VI-VIII. 1 2"; 3 vols; 375 pp. . 11.40
POULTRY KEEPING. Harry R. Lewis. J. B. Lippincott Co., 1915.
[1919]. (A.L.A.). One-side. Adult. 6"; 4 vols; 542 pp... 10.25
ROSY CHEEKS AND STRONG HEART, THE STORY OF. James
Mace Andress and Annie Turner Andress. Child Health
Organization of America, 1920. [1921]. Grade 1. One-
side. I-III. 6"; 1 vol; 101 pp 2.40
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ARTS, USEFUL
SCIENTIFIC COURSE IN TYPEWRITING, A. Ollie Depew. Allyn
fir Bacon, 1923. [1925]. One-side. IX-X. 12"; 2 vols;
1 67 pp 5.60
STAND CONCESSIONS. Lela T. Brown. American Faundation for
the Blind, 1930. [1930]. (J.L. of D.) Interpoint. Adult.
1 vol; 136 pp 1.95
SYSTEM OF PHYSIOLOGIC THERAPEU-
TICS. S. S. Cohen, Editor. P. Blakis-
ron's Sons & Co., 1904. [1919].
(A.L.A.) One-side. Adult.
V Bound together. 1 2
PRINCIPLES, METHODS AND THERA- ) i vol • 1 (?0 dd 2 80
PEUTICS OF MASSAGE. John R. '
Mitchell. P. Blakisron's Sons & Co.,
1904. [1919]. (A.L.A.) One-side.
Adult.
i
de. 1
THERAPEUTIC EXERCISES AND MASSAGE, MANUAL OF. Carl
Herman Bucholz, M. D. P. Blakisron's Sons Co., 1904.
[1920]. (H.P.S.) One-side. Adult. 10"; 2 vols; 128 pp. . . 3.35
TWISTED-IN-WIRE BRUSHES, DUSTERS AND MOPS AND HOW
TO MAKE THEM. Magnus Brush Materials, 1930. [1930].
(P.I.I.B.) One-side. Adult. Pamphlet; 1 8 pp 35
BIOGRAPHY
ABRAHAM LINCOLN. Carl Sandburg. Pictorial Review Co.,
1926. [1927]. (H.P.S.) One-side. VII-IX. 10 vols;
1031 pp 23.50
ABRAHAM LINCOLN CENTENNIAL, February 12, 1 809-February
12, 1909. (For Boys and Girls). Lillian C. Bergold. Edu-
cational Publishing Co., 1908. [1921]. One-side. V-VIII.
12"; 1 vol; 73 pp 2.55
ADRIFT ON AN ICE-PAN. Wilfred T. Crenfell. Houghton
Mifflin Co., 1909. [1928]. One-side. VII-IX. 1 vol;
64 pp 1.95
ADVENTURES OF BUFFALO BILL, THE. Col. William F. Cody.
Harper fir Bros., 1904. [1928]. One-side. VI-VIII. 2
vols; 202 pp 5.45
AMERICAN IDYLL, AN. (Life of Carleton H. Parker) Cor-
nelia S. Parker. Atlantic Monthly Co., 1917. [1924].
(H.P.S.) One-side. Adult. 10"; 3 vols; 316 pp 7.15
AMERICANIZATION OF EDWARD BOK, THE. (Autobiography
of a Dutch Boy Fifty Years After). Edward Bok. Charles
Scribner's Sons, 1922. [1930]. Interpoint. VI-VIII.
4 vols; 767 pp 10.00
AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF ANDREW CARNEGIE. Andrew Carnegie.
Houghton Mifflin Co., 1920. [1927].. (H.P.S). One-
side. Adult. 6 vols; 641 pp 14.50
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BIOGRAPHY
AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF BENJAMIN FRANKLIN. Benjamin Franklin.
A. L. Burt Co. [1926]. One-side. VI-VIII. 12"; 3 vols;
268 pp 8.85
BARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM AND TRAVELS WITH A
MIDGET (from "Barnum")). Morris Robert Werner. Quinn
and Boden Co., 1923. [1924]. (H.P.S.) One-side. Adult.
10"; 1 vol; 101 pp 2.30
BIOGRAPHY STORIES FOR BOYS. Selected Authors. [1928].
(H.P.S.) One-side. V-VIII. 10"; 1 vol; 66 pp 1.70
BLIND BOY WHO BECAME A GREAT PHYSICIAN, A. John
Kidder Rhodes. Thomas Y. Crowell Co., 1923. [1923].
(P.I.I.B.) One-side. IX-X. Adult. 10"; pamphlet; 26 pp. . .45
BOYS AND GIRLS OF COLONIAL DAYS. Carolyn Sherrin Bailey.
A. Flanagan Co., 1917. [1926]. (H.P.S.) One-side.
IV-VI. 10"; 2 vols; 193 pp 5.70
BOYS' LIFE OF EDISON, THE. William Henry Meadowcroft.
Harper & Bros., 1921. [1928]. One-side. VI-VIII. 3
vols; 426 pp 10.75
CHILDREN OF HISTORY: LATER TIMES, THE. Mary F. Hancock.
Little, Brown &■ Co., [1922]. One-side. V-VI. 12"; 1
vol; 123 pp 3.75
DAMAGED SOULS. Gamaliel Bradford. Houghton Mifflin Co.,
1923. [1926]. (D.W.L.B.) One-side. Adult. 4 vols;
341 pp 8.20
DANIEL BOONE: WILDERNESS SCOUT. Stewart E. White.
Doubleday, Page & Co., 1922. [1927]. One-side. VI-VIII.
3 vols; 407 pp 10.35
DISRAELI. (a picture of the Victorian Age). Andre Maurois.
(Translated by H. Miles). D. Appleton & Co., 1927. [1928].
(J.L. of D.) Interpoint. 2 vols; 535 pp 7.50
END OF GENERAL GORDON, THE. (from "Eminent Victorians").
Lytton Strachey. G. P. Putnam's Sons. [1922]. (A.L.A.)
One-side. 12"; 1 vol; 144 pp 3.70
ESSAY ON ADDISON. Thomas Babington Macauley, 1st Baron.
(Edited and Annotated by C. W. French). Macmillan Co.,
1898. [1925]. One-side. Adult. 12"; 3 vols; 278 pp. .. 9.05
ESSAY ON MILTON. Thomas Babington Macauley, 1st Baron.
(Edited and Annotated by C. W. French). Macmillan Co.,
1898. [1925]. One-side. Adult. 12"; 2 vols; 189 pp. .. 6.15
FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE (from "Eminent Victorians"). Lytton
Strachey. G. P. Putnam's Sons. [1922]. (A.L.A.) One-
side. 12"; 1 vol; 88 pp 2.55
FOREVER FREE (A Novel of Abraham Lincoln). Honore Willsie
Morrow. William Morrow & Co., 1927. [1930]. One-
side. Adult. 6 vols; 774 pp 19.85
FROM IMMIGRANT TO INVENTOR (Story of the Life of the
Author). Michael Pupin. [1925]. (H.P.S.) One-side.
VII-VIII. 10"; 8 vols; 759 pp 17.70
HERO TALES FROM AMERICAN HISTORY. Theodore Roosevelt
and Henry Cabot Lodge. Century Co., 1895. [1921]. One-
side. VII-IX. 12"; 2 vols; 237 pp .. 7.30
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BIOGRAPHY
HEROES OF TODAY. Mary R. Parkman. Century Co., 1907.
[1920]. (A.L.A.) One-side. VII-IX. 12"; 2 vols; 238 pp. 6.35
HITTING THE DARK TRAIL. Clarence Hawkes. Henry Holt &
Co., 1915. [1922]. One-side. VI I -X. 12"; 1 vol; 146 pp. 4.30
)OHN BURROUGHS' TALKS. Clifton Johnson. Houghton Mifflin
Co., 1922. [1923]. One-side. Adult. 12"; 3 vols;
389 pp 11.75
JOHN, VISCOUNT MORLEY. John H. Morgan. Houghton Mifflin
Co. [1925]. One-side. Adult. 12"; 2 vols; 280 pp 8.30
LETTERS OF FRANKLIN K. LANE, THE. Franklin K. Lane.
[1925]. (H.P.S.) One-side. Adult. 10"; 5 vols; 515 pp.. 11.75
LIFE AND LETTERS OF WALTER H. PAGE. Burton J. Hendrick.
Doubleday, Page & Co., 1922. One-side. Adult.
PART I— [1923]. (A.L.A.) 12"; 5 vols; 600 pp 16.00
PART II— [1924]. (U.S.V.B.) 1 2"; 5 vols; 640 pp 16.80
LINCOLN AND SLAVERY. Albert E. Pillsbury. Houghton Mifflin
Co., 1913. [1923]. (A.E.P.) One-side. Adult. 12";
1 vol ; 61 pp 2.00
MAKING OF AN AMERICAN, THE. Jacob A. Riis. Macmillan
Co., 1901. [1930]. One-side. VII-IX. 5 vols; 575 pp. .. 15.05
MAN ROOSEVELT, THE. Frances Ellington Leupp. D. Apple-
ton & Co., 1904. [1921]. (A.L.A.) One-side. Adult.
12"; 3 vols; 324 pp 8.90
MARBACKA. Selma Lagerlof. (Translated by Velma S. Howard).
Doubleday, Page & Co., 1926. [1928]. One-side. Adult.
3 vols; 397 pp 10.15
MIDSTREAM: MY LATER LIFE. Helen Keller. Doubleday, Doran
& Co., 1929. [1930]. (L.C. of W.P., N.Y.) Interpoint.
Adult. 2 vols; 561 pp 6.75
MY GARDEN OF MEMORY. Kate Douglas Wiggin. Houghton
Mifflin Co., 1923. [1926]. (H.P.S.) One-side. IX-X;
Adult. 10"; 9 vols; 891 pp 20.55
MY THIRTY YEARS IN BASEBALL. John J. McCraw. Boni &
Liveright, 1923. [1926]. (U.S.V.B.) One-side. VI-VIII.
4 vols; 429 pp 9.70
ON THE TRAIL OF WASHINGTON. Frederick Trevor Hill. D.
Appleton & Co., 1910. [1928]. One-side. VI-VIII. 2
vols; 301 pp 6.30
PERSONAL MEMOIRS OF ULYSSES S. GRANT. Ulysses S. Grant.
Century Co., 1 895. [1927]. (U.S.V.B.) One-side. Adult.
PART I — 12"; 7 vols; 836 pp 18.40
PART 11—12"; 7 vols; 861 pp 18.85
SEVEN AGES OF WASHINGTON, THE. Owen Wister. Macmillan
Co., 1907. [1925]. One-side. IX-X; Adult. 12";
2 vols; 1 77 pp 5.85
STORIES OF GREAT AMERICANS. Edward Eggleston. American
Book Co., 1895. [1919]. Grade 1. One-side. II-IV.
12"; 1 vol; 152 pp 4.45
STORY OF MY BOYHOOD, THE. John Burroughs. Doubleday,
Page & Co., 1922. [1931]. One-side. VII-VIII. 12";
2 vols; 1 96 pp 6.30
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BIOGRAPHY
STORY OF MY BOYHOOD AND YOUTH. John Muir. Hough-
ton Mifflin Co., 1913. [1928]. One-side. VIII-IX. 3
vols; 325 pp 8.60
THEODORE ROOSEVELT (from "True Stories of Great Ameri-
cans"). Edmund Lester Pearson. Macmillan Co., 1920.
[1922]. One-side. VII-VIII. 12"; 1 vol; 151 pp 4.40
THEODORE ROOSEVELT'S LETTERS TO HIS CHILDREN. Theo-
dore Roosevelt. Charles Scribner's Sons, 1919. [1920].
(N.Y.S.L.) One-side. V-IX. 12"; 2 vols; 1 94 pp 5.50
WANAMAKER PRIMER ON ABRAHAM LINCOLN, THE. John
Wanamaker. John Wanamaker, 1918. [1927]. (P.I. LB.)
One-side. Vll-X. 10"; 1 vol; 1 00 pp 2.30
WOODROW WILSON AS I KNOW HIM. Joseph P. Tumulty.
Doubleday, Page Cr Co., 1921. [1926]. (U.S.V.B.) One-
side. Adult. 9 vols; 1 083 pp 23.80
DESCRIPTION AND TRAVEL
ADVANCED GEOGRAPHY. Frank M. McMurry and A. E. Parkins.
Macmillan Co., 1921. [1923]. One-side. VIII. 12";
8 vols; 1 021 pp 30.90
ADVENTURES IN ALASKA. S. Hall Young. Fleming H. Revell
Co., 1919. [1920]. (N.Y.S.L.) One-side. VI-VIII. 12";
1 vol; 142 pp 3.65
ALHAMBRA, THE. Washington Irving. A. L. Burt Co. [1926].
One-side. VII-IX. 7 vols; 867 pp 22.40
AROUND THE WORLD WITH THE CHILDREN (an Introductory
Ceography) . Frank G. Carpenter, Litt. D. American Book
Co., 1917. [1919]. One-side. Il-lll. 12"; 1 vol;
1 49 pp 4.35
BEAUTIFUL MEXICO, ITS STORY, LEGENDS AND SCENIC
CHARM. Vernon Quinn. Frederick A. Stokes Co., 1924.
[1926]. (U.S.V.B.) One-side. Adult. 5 vols; 561 pp... 12.55
BIG PEOPLE AND LITTLE PEOPLE OF OTHER LANDS. Edward
R.Shaw. 1900. One-side. Il-V. 6"; 2 vols; 152 pp 3.85
DAUGHTER OF THE SAMURAI, A. Esther Inagaki Sugimoto.
Doubleday, Page & Co., 1925. [1928]. (H.P.S.) One-
side. Vlll-X. 5 vols; 544 pp 12.25
DAVID GOES TO GREENLAND. David Binney Putnam. G. P.
Putnam's Sons, 1926. [1927]. Interpoint. VI-VIII. 1
vol; 153 pp 2.45
DAVID GOES VOYAGING. David Binney Putnam, G. P. Put-
nam's Sons, 1925. [1927]. (H.P.S.) One-side. VI-VIII.
10"; 1 vol; 85 pp 2.05
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DESCRIPTION AND TRAVEL
GEOGRAPHICAL AND INDUSTRIAL READERS SERIES. Nellie
B. Allen:
ASIA: CHINA AND THE CHINESE. Cinn & Co., 1916.
[1923]. (H.P.S.) One-side. V-VIII. 10"; 1 vol;
97 pp . 2.25
ASIA: INDIA AND CEYLON. Cinn & Co., 1918. [1923].
(H.P.S.) One-side. V-VIII. 10"; 1 vol; 87 pp 2.05
NEW EUROPE, THE. Ginn & Co., 1920. [1922].
(CI.P.S.) One-side. V-VIII. 12"; 4 vols. 476 pp 12.70
NORTH AMERICA. Ginn & Co., 1922. [1930]. One-
side. V-VIII. 5 vols; 576 pp ....15.10
SOUTH AMERICA: CHILE AND ECUADOR. Ginn & Co.,
1918. [1923]. (H.P.S.) One-side. V-VIII. 10";
1 vol; 69 pp 1.75
HOME AND WORLD SERIES. James Franklin Chamberlain:
HOW WE ARE CLOTHED. Macmillan Co., 1923. [1928].
One-side. IV- V. 2 vols; 195 pp 5.30
HOW WE ARE FED. Macmillan Co., 1923. [1928]. One-
side. IV-V. 2 vols; 209 pp 5.60
HOW WE ARE SHELTERED. Macmillan Co., 1924. [1928].
One-side. IV-V. 2 vols; 1 76 pp 4.90
HOW WE TRAVEL. Macmillan Co., 1924. [1928]. One-
side. IV-V. 2 vols; 220 pp. 5.80
HUMAN GEOGRAPHY, j. Russell Smith. John C. Winston Co.,
1921. [1930]. (H.P.S.) One-side. IV-VI.
BOOK I— PEOPLES AND COUNTRIES. 10"; 7 vols; 617 pp. .14.70
BOOK II— REGIONS AND TRADE. 10"; 10 vols; 952 pp. .22.20
HUMANITY UPROOTED. Maurice Hindus. Jonathan Cape &
Harrison Smith, 1929. [1931]. (L. of C.) Interpoint.
Adult. 3 vols; 617 pp 6.50
INDIA: LAND OF THE BLACK PAGODA. Lowell Thomas. Cen-
tury Co., 1930. [1931]. One-side. Vlll-X; Adult.
4 vols; 507 pp 13.05
JUNGLE DAYS. William Beebe. 1925. [1928]. (H.P.S.)
One-side. Adult. 10"; 3 vols; 258 pp 6.20
LITTLE FOLKS OF MANY LANDS. Lula Maude Chance. Ginn
& Co., 1904. [1929]. Grade 1. One-side. Il-V. 1 vol;
81 pp 2.30
NEW GEOGRAPHIES — First Book. Ralph S. Tarr and Frank M.
McMurray. Macmillan Co., 1920. [1924]. One-side.
IV-VI. 12"; 6 vols; 589 pp 18.95
NEW PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY (Revised Edition). Ralph S. Tarr
and O. D. Von Englen. Macmillan Co., 1926. [1929]. One-
side. IX-X. 10 vols; 1254 pp 32.35
ROYAL ROAD TO ROMANCE, THE. Richard Halliburton. Bobbs-
Merrill Co., 1925. [1926]. (H.P.S.) One-side. Adult.
6 vols; 528 pp 12.55
SNOW BABY, THE. Josephine Peary. Frederick A. Stokes Co.,
1901. [1923]. One-side. II-IV. 12"; pamphlet; 42 pp. . .90
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DESCRIPTION AND TRAVEL
TWO YEARS BEFORE THE MAST. Richard H. Dana, jr. A. L.
Burt Co. [1925]. (T.R.P.) One-side. VII-IX. 12";
5 vols; 630 pp 16.60
VAGABOND JOURNEY AROUND THE WORLD, A. Harry A.
Franck. Century Co., 1910. [1926]. (U.S.V.B.) One-
side. IX-X. 10 vols; 1277 pp 27.70
WHITE SHADOWS IN THE SOUTH SEAS. Frederick O'Brien.
Century Co., 1919. [1925]. (U.S.V.B.) One-side. Adult.
12"; 4 vols; 535 pp 13.90
WILD LIFE ON THE ROCKIES. Enos Abijah Mills. Houghton
Mifflin Co., 1909. [1928]. One-side. VII-VIII. 2 vols;
256 pp 6.55
WILD LIFE UNDER THE EQUATOR. Paul DuChaillu. Harper
Cr Bros., 1910. [1920]. One-side. V-VII. 12"; 2 vols;
225 pp 7.00
ECONOMICS AND SOCIOLOGY
BUSINESS LAW. Alfred William Bays. Macmillan Co., 1919.
[1924]. (U.S.V.B.) One-side. Adult. 12"; 3 vols;
387 pp 10.15
CHARITY VISITOR, THE. Amelia Sears. Chicago School of Civics
and Philanthropy, 1913. [1924]. (H.P.S.) One-side.
Adult. 10"; 2 vols; 138 pp 3.55
COMMERCE AND INDUSTRY, j. Russell Smith. Henry Holt fir
Co.. 1922. [1926]. (U.S.V.B.) One-side. Vlll-X.
9 vols; 1 094 pp 24.00
COMMUNITY LIFE AND CIVIC PROBLEMS. Howard C. Hill.
Cinn & Co., 1922. [1924]. One-side. VIM. 12"; 6
vols; 736 pp 22.45
CONSTITUTION OF THE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF WORK-
ERS FOR THE BLIND. [1924]. (Ch.P.S.) One-side.
Adult. 1 0"; pamphlet; 1 3 pp 25
DRAMATIC EPISODES IN CONGRESS AND PARLIAMENT; A
Parliamentary Reader. Ethel H. Robson. Atlantic Monthly
Press, 1923. [1927]. (H.P.S.) One-side. Vlll-X: 10";
4 vols; 461 pp 10.25
ELEMENTARY ECONOMICS (Revised Edition). Charles Manfred
Thompson, Ph. D., LL. D. Benjamin H. Sanborn & Co.,
1924. [1929]. One-side. Adult. 7 vols; 870 pp 21.95
ELEVENTH BIENNIAL CONVENTION OF AMERICAN ASSOCIA-
TION OF WORKERS FOR THE BLIND, REPORT OF
June 22-26, 1925. [1928]. (H.P.S.) One-side. 5 vols;
506 pp 1 1 .60
ETIQUETTE, JR. Mary E. Clark and Margery C. Quigley. Double-
day, Page & Co., 1926. [1928]. One-side. VII-IX.
3 vols; 353 pp 9.20
HISTORY OF THE PENNSYLVANIA HOME TEACHING SOCIETY
AND FREE CIRCULATING LIBRARY FOR THE BLIND, THE.
Isabel W. Kennedy. [1929]. (P.I.I.B.) One-side. Adult.
10"; pamphlet; 33 pp 50
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ECONOMICS AND SOCIOLOGY
MANUAL OF PARLIAMENTARY PRACTICE (Rules of Proceeding
and Debate in Deliberative Assemblies) . Luther S. Cushing.
John C. Winston Co., 1914. [1919]. (A.LA.) One-side.
Adult. 12"; 2 vols; 197 pp . 5.55
MY EXPERIENCES AT SCOTLAND YARD. Basil Thomas. Double-
day, Page & Co., 1923. [1925]. (U.S.V.B.) One-side.
X; Adult. 12"; 4 vols; 412 pp 11.45
NEW CIVICS, THE. Roscoe L. Ashley. Macmillan Co., 1921.
[1924]. (U.S.V.B.) One-side. X-XII; Adult. 12"; ,
6 vols; 766 pp 20.10
REAL BUSINESS OF LIVING, THE. James H. Tufts. Henry Holt
& Co., 1918. [1931]. One-side. IX-X. 7 vols; 841 pp. .21.85
ROBERT'S RULES OF ORDER. Henry M. Robert. Scott, Fores-
man & Co., 191 5. [1924]. (U.S.V.B.) One-side. Adult.
12"; 4 vols; 415 pp ...11.50
SECOND TWENTY YEARS AT HULL-HOUSE, THE, Sept., 1909
to Sept., 1929 (with a record of a growing world conscious-
ness). Jane Addams. Macmillan Co., 1930. [1931]. One-
side. IX-X; Adult. 5 vols; 621 pp 16.05
SOCIAL LIFE AND INSTITUTIONS (An Elementary Study of So-
ciety). Joseph K. Hart. World Book Co., 1924. [1931]
One-side. Adult. 5 vols; 710 pp 17.90
SOCIAL WORK WITH FAMILIES. Frank D. Watson (Editor in
charge) . American Academy of Political and Social Science,
1918. [1924]. (H.P.S.) One-side. Adult. 10"; 6
vols; 468 pp 11.55
STANDARD ETIQUETTE FOR ALL OCCASIONS. Ethel Cushing
Brant. J. H. Sears & Co., 1925. [1926]. (U.S.V.B.)
One-side. Adult. 2 vols; 235 pp 5.20
WHAT IS SOCIAL CASE WORK? Mary E. Richmond. [1924].
(H.P.S.) One-side. Adult. 10"; 3 vols; 309 pp 7.05
WHAT IT IS LIKE TO BE BLIND. Annesley Burrowes. Curtis
Publishing Co., 1920. [1920]. (D.P.L.) One-side. Adult
12"; pamphlet; 48 pp 85
YOUNG AMERICAN READERS. Jane Eayre Fryer:
COMMUNITY INTEREST AND PUBLIC SPIRIT. John C.
Winston Co., 1919. [1927]. One-side. IV-VI. 3
vols; 374 pp 9.65
OUR HOME AND PERSONAL DUTY. John C. Winston
Co., 1918. [1927]. One-side. IV-VI. 2 vols; 246 pp. . 6.35
OUR TOWN AND CIVIC DUTY. John C. Winston Co.,
1918. [1927]. One-side. Ill-V. 3 vols; 337 pp 8.90
HISTORY
AMERICAN HISTORY, AN. David Saville Muzzey. Cinn fir Co.,
1920. [1924]. One-side. X; Adult. 12"; 7 vols; 993 pp. .29.45
AMERICAN HISTORY, INTRODUCTION TO. James Albert Wood-
burn and Thomas Francis Moran. Longmans, Green fir Co.,
1916. [1928]. One-side. VI-VIII. 3 vols; 444 pp 11.10
HISTORY
ANCIENT HISTORY. Philip VanNess Myers. Ginn fir Co., 1916.
[1924]. One-side. Vlll-X; Adult. 1 2"; 8 vols; 1042 pp.. . 31.40
CHILD'S HISTORY OF THE WORLD, A. V. M. Hillyer. Century
Co., 1924. [1931]. (P.I. LB.) One-side. IV-VIII. 10";
5 vols; 505 pp 11.60
CONQUEST OF GRANADA, THE. Washington Irving. A. L. Burr
Co. [1926]. One-side. VII-IX. 8 vols; 931 pp 24.35
CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED STATES.
John C. Winston Co., 1914. [1919].
(A.L.A.) One-side. VII-IX. ( Bound together. 12"
DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE. John ( Pamphlet; 37 pp 70
C. Winston Co., 1914. [1919].
(A.L.A.) One-side. VII-IX.
ENGLISH HISTORY STORY BOOK. Albert Franklin Blaisdell and
Francis K. Ball. Little, Brown & Co., 1912. [1927]. One-
side. IV-VL 2 vols; 1 83 pp 5.05
EUROPEAN BEGINNINGS OF AMERICAN HISTORY. Alice M.
Atkinson. Ginn & Co., 1912. [1927]. One-side. VI-
VIII. 6 vols; 710 pp 18.50
FIFTY FAMOUS STORIES RETOLD. James Baldwin. American
Book Co., 1896. [1919]. One-side. Il-V. 12"; 2 vols;
1 66 pp 5.60
FIRST BOOK IN AMERICAN HISTORY, A. Charles Austin Beard
and William C. Bagley. Macmillan Co., 1920. [1921].
One-side. V-VIII. 12"; 3 vols; 439 pp 12.95
FIRST COURSE IN AMERICAN HISTORY, A. Jeannette Rector
Hodgdon:
BOOK I— DISCOVERERS, EXPLORERS AND COLONISTS.
D. C. Heath & Co., 1908. [1930]. One-side. VI -VII I.
3 vols; 364 pp 9.45
BOOK II — THE NATIONAL PERIOD. D. C. Heath & Co.,
1922. [1930]. One-side. Vl-Vill. 4 vols; 457 pp 12.00
FOLLOWING COLUMBUS (Stories of Exoloration and Settlement).
William Lewis Nida. Macmillan Co., 1923. [1930]. One-
side. V-VIII. 3 vols; 376 pp 9.70
FOLLOWING THE FRONTIER (Stories of the Westward Move-
ment). William Lewis Nida. Macmillan Co., 1924. [1930].
One-side. V-VIII. 4 vols; 429 pp 11.40
HISTORIC ADVENTURES. Rupert S. Holland. George W. Jacobs
Co., 1913. [1920]. (A.L.A.) One-side. VI-VIII. 12";
3 vols; 334 pp 9.1 0
HISTORY OF THE AMERICAN FRONTIER. Frederic Logan Pax-
son. Houghton Mifflin Co., 1924. [1927]. (U.S.V.B.)
One-side. X; Adult. 13 vols; 1 659 pp 36.00
HISTORY OF THE AMERICAN PEOPLE, THE. Charles Austin
Beard and William C. Bagley. Macmillan Co., 1906. [1923].
One-side. VI-IX. 12"; 7 vols; 955 pp 28.50
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HISTORY AND GOVERNMENT OF THE UNITED STATES (A
Brief History of the United States Designed for Adults who
are Voters). William E. Chancellor. American Book Co.,
1920. [1920]. (A.L.A.) One-side. Adult. 12"; 2
vols; 1 76 pp 5.10
HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES, A. John Holladay Latane,
Ph. D., LL. D. AHyn & Bacon, 1926. [1928]. One-side.
Adult. 1 1 vols; 1446 pp 36.95
HISTORY STORIES OF OTHER LANDS. Arthur Guy Terry (Ed.)
Row, Peterson & Co., 1915. [1924]. Grade 1. One-side.
II-IV.
BOOK I— TALES FROM FAR AND NEAR. 12"; 1 vol;
56 pp 2.15
BOOK II— TALES OF LONG AGO. 12"; 1 vol; 67 pp 2.40
MEDIAEVAL AND MODERN HISTORY. Philip VanNess Myers.
Ginn & Co., 1923. [1925]. One-side. Vlll-X; Adult.
12"; 10 vols; 1244 pp 37.85
MODERN HISTORY. Carleton Joseph Huntley Hayes and Parker
T. Moon. Macmillan Co., 1923. [1930]. One-side. Adult.
13 vols; 1720 pp 43.90
NEW MAP OF ASIA, THE. Herbert Adams Gibbons. Century
Co., 1919. [1931]. (L. ofC.) Interpoint. Adult. 4 vols;
762 pp 8.00
NEW MAP OF EUROPE, THE. Herbert Adams Gibbons. Century
Co., 1914. [1931]. (L. of C.) Interpoint. Adult. 3
vols; 697 pp 7.00
ORIGIN AND EVOLUTION OF THE UNITED STATES FLAG,
THE. R. C. Ballard Thruston. [1927]. (R.C.B.) One-
side. V-VIII. Pamphlet; 59 pp 70
OUR ANCESTORS IN EUROPE. Jennie Hall. Silver, Burdett & Co.,
1916. [1922]. (C.P.S.) One-side. V-VIII. 10"; 6
vols; 546 pp 12.90
OUR TIMES. Mark Sullivan.
PART I — THE TURN OF THE CENTURY. Charles Scribner's
Sons, 1926. [1931]. (A.F.B.) Interpoint. Adult.
4 vols; 1158 pp 10.00
PART II — AMERICA FINDING HERSELF. Charles Scribner's
Sons., 1927. [1931]. (A.F.B.) Interpoint. Adult. 6
vols; 1378 pp 10.00
PART 111 — PRE-WAR AMERICA. Charles Scribner's Sons,
1930. [1931]. (A.F.B.) Interpoint. Adult. 5 vols;
1164 pp 10.00
PEKING DUST. Ellen N. LaMotte. Century Co., 1919. [1921].
(A.L.A.) One-side. X; Adult. 12"; 2 vols; 191 pp 5.40
RECONSTRUCTION OF NORTHERN
FRANCE, THE. (from "France and
Ourselves"). Herbert A. Gibbons.
Century Co., 1920. [1920]. (A.
L.A.) One-side. Adult. V Bound together. 12;
/pamphlet; 58 pp.... 1.00
WHAT CONFRONTS FRANCE (from
"France and Ourselves"). Herbert
A. Gibbons. Century Co., 1920
[1920]. (A.L.A.) One-side. Adult.
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RISE OF AMERICAN CIVILIZATION, THE. Charles A. Beard and
Mary R. Beard. Macmillan Co., 1927. [1931]. (L. of C.)
Interpoint. Adult. 16 vols; about 3600 pp 35.50
SCHOOL HISTORY OF TEXAS, A. Eugene C. Barker, Charles Shirley
Potts and Charles W. Ramsdell. Row, Peterson & Co., 1925.
[1926]. (T.S.B.) One-side. VI-VIII. 6 vols; 635 pp... 14.40
SHORT HISTORY OF ENGLAND, A. (Revised Edition). Edward
Potts Cheyney. 1919. [1925]. (M.S.B.) One-side. X;
Adult. 13"xl0"; 9 vols; 1030 pp 31.90
STORIES OF AMERICAN LIFE AND ADVENTURE. Edward Eggle-
ston. American Book Co., 1895. [1920]. One-side.
Ill-V. 12"; 2 vols; 181 pp 5.95
STORIES OF ANCIENT PEOPLES. Emma J. Arnold. American
Book Co., 1901. [1922]. One-side. Il-lll. 12"; 2 vols;
248 pp 7.55
STORIES OF COLONIAL CHILDREN. Mara L. Pratt. Educational
Publishing Co., 1908. [1920]. (P.I.I.B.) One-side. III-
IV. 10"; 2 vols; 184 pp 4.30
STORIES OF LATER AMERICAN HISTORY. Wilbur Fisk Gordy.
Charles Scribner's Sons, 1923. [1927]. One-side. V-VI.
4 vols; 474 pp 12.35
STORIES OF THE PILGRIMS. Margaret Pumphrey. Rand McNally
& Co., 1910. [1925]. One-side. Ill-V. 12"; 2 vols;
1 90 pp 6.1 5
STORY OF THE GREAT WAR, THE. Roland C. Usher.. Macmil-
lan Co., 1919. [1924]. (U.S.V.B.) One-side. Vlll-X;
Adult. 12"; 3 vols; 392 pp 10.25
STORY OF THE CREEKS, THE. Helene Adeline Cuerber. Amer-
ican Book Co., 1896. [1919]. One-side. VI-VIII. 12";
2 vols; 301 pp 8.80
STORY OF MANKIND, THE. Hendrick William VanLoon. Mac-
millan Co., 1923. [1925]. (U.S.V.B.) One-side. VI-
VIII. 12"; 5 vols; 616 pp 16.30
STORY OF OUR COUNTRY, THE. Ruth West and Willis Mason
West. Allyn & Bacon, 1926. [1930]. One-side. V-VIII.
9 vols; 1 178 pp 30.15
STORY OF THE THIRTEEN COLONIES, THE. Helene Adeline
Cuerber. American Book Co., 1898. [1919]. One-side.
V-VII. 12"; 3 vols; 451 pp 13.20
THIRTY MORE FAMOUS STORIES RETOLD. James Baldwin.
American Book Co., 1905. [1919]. One-side. Ill-V. 12";
2 vols; 218 pp 6.85
WIGWAM STORIES. Mary Catherine Judd (Comp.) Cinn & Co.,
1901. [1920]. One-side. IV-VI. 1 2"; 2 vols; 237 pp. . . 7.30
LANGUAGE
Alphabets, Primers and Readers
ALDINE READERS. Frank E. Spaulding and Catherine T. Bryce:
BOOK I— Newson & Co., 1916. (1930]. Grade 1. (H.P.S.)
One-side. I. 10"; 2 vols; 107 pp 3.00
BOOK II— Newson & Co., 1918. [1930]. Grade 1 . (H.P.S.)
One-side. II. 10"; 2 vols; 103 pp 2.95
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BOOK III— Newson Cr Co., 1918. [1930]. Grade 1. (H.P.S.)
One-side. III. 10"; 4 vols; 294 pp 7.40
ALDINE SUPPLEMENTARY READERS. Catherine T. Bryce:
FABLES FROM AFAR. Newson & Co., 1910. [1930].
Grade 1. (H.P.S.) One-side. III. 10"; 2 vols;
118 pp 3.20
THAT'S WHY STORIES. Newson & Co., 1910. [1930].
Grade 1. (H.P.S.) One-side. II. 10"; 2 vols; 102 pp.. 2.95
BEACON READERS, THE. James H. Fassett:
BEACON PRIMER. Cinn & Co., 1912. [1918]. Grade 1.
(P.I.I.B.) One-side. I. 6"; 2 vols; 139 pp.
Vol. I — Pamphlet; 43 pp 60
Vol. II— Bound; 96 pp 1.95
BEACON FIRST READER. Cinn & Co., 1913. [1918].
Grade 1. (P.I.I.B.) One-side. I. 6"; 3 vols; 187 pp.. 4.20
BEACON SECOND READER. Cinn & Co., 1914. [1918].
Grade 1. (P.I.I.B.) One-side. II. 6"; 2 vols; 228 pp.. 4.45
BEACON THIRD READER. Ginn fir Co., 1914. [1919].
One-side. III. 12"; 2 vols; 214 pp. 6.75
BEACON FOURTH READER. Cinn & Co., 1917. [1919].
One-side. IV. 12"; 2 vols; 270 pp 8.10
BEACON FIFTH READER. Cinn & Co., 1918. [1920].
One-side. V. 12"; 2 vols; 261 pp 7.85
BRAILLE ALPHABET CARDS. Grade 1 Vz, with ink-print explana-
tions. [1922], One-side. 3Vi"x6V2". Each 1 c; or 1 00. . . .50
BRAILLE ALPHABET SHEETS. Grade P/a. [1918]. (P.I.I.B.)
One-side. 9"; 2 pp. Each 2c; or 100 1.00
BRAILLE CONTRACTION DRILL. H. Randolph Latimer. [1920].
One-side. 6"; pamphlet; 16 pp 40
BRAILLE LETTER DRILL. H. Randolph Latimer. [1919]. One-
side. 6"; pamphlet; 1 6 pp 40
CHILD'S OWN WAY SERIES:
WAG AND PUFF — A PRIMER. Marjorie Hardy. Wheeler
Publishing Co., 1926.. [1928]. Grade 1. One-side. I.
6" ; 1 vol ; 80 pp 2.00
CHILD'S WORLD, THE. (See also "The Literary World Series")
Sarah Withers, Hetty S. Browne and William Knox Tate:
PRIMER. Johnson Publishing Co., 1917. [1930]. Grade
1 . One-side. I. 6"; 2 vols; 1 90 pp 4.60
FIRST READER. Johnson Publishing Co., 1917. [1930].
Grade 1. One-side. I. 6"; 2 vols; 223 pp 5.25
SECOND READER. Johnson Publishing Co., 1917. [1930].
Grade 1. One-side. II. 3 vols; 242 pp 6.90
THIRD READER. Johnson Publishing Co., 1917. [1930].
One-side. III. 3 vols; 285 pp 7.80
FOURTH READER. Johnson Publishing Co., 1920. [1930].
One-side. IV. 5 vols; 540 pp 14.35
FIFTH READER. Johnson Publishing Co., 1920. [1930].
One-side. V. 5 vols; 700 pp 17.70
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CLASSIC FABLES. Edna Henry Lee Turpin. Charles E. Merrill
Co., 1904. [1920]. One-side. I-III. 1 2"; 1 vol; 70 pp. . 2.50
DIVISION OF WORDS INTO SYLLABLES FOR WRITING AND
EMBOSSING BRAILLE, GRADE P/2, LEAFLET ON THE.
[1918]. One-side. 9"; pamphlet; 4 pp 10
ELSON READERS SERIES:
ELSON BASIC READER (Life-Reading Service)— PRIMER.
William H. Elson, Lura E. Runkel and William S. Cray.
Scott, Foresman & Co., 1930. [1931]. Grade 1. One-
side. I. 7"; 3 vols; 263 pp 6.45
ELSON BASIC READER (Life-Reading Service)— BOOK ONE.
William H. Elson and William S. Cray. Scott, Foresman
& Co., 1930. [1931]. Crade 1. One-side. I. 2 vols;
121 pp 3.75
ELSON BASIC READER (Life-Reading Service) — BOOK TWO.
William H. Elson and William S. Cray. Scott, Foresman
& Co., 1931. [1931]. Crade 1. One-side. II. 3 vols;
217 pp 6.35
ELSON BASIC READER (Life-Reading Service) — BOOK
THREE. William H. Elson and William S. Cray. Scott,
Foresman & Co., 1931. [1931]. Crade 1. One-side.
3 vols; 335 pp 8.85
ELSON BASIC READER (Life-Reading Service)— BOOK FOUR.
William H. Elson and William S. Cray. Scott, Foresman
& Co., 1931. [1931]. Interpoint. IV. 2 vols; 484 pp 7.00
ELSON BASIC READER (Life-Reading Service) — BOOK FIVE.
William H. Elson and William S. Cray. Scott, Foresman
& Co., 1931. [1931]. Interpoint. V. 4 vols; 752 pp 12.00
ELSON READER — BOOK SIX. William H. Elson and Christine
M. Keck. Scott, Foresman & Co., 1920. [1922]. One-
side. VI. 12"; 5 vols; 656 pp 19.75
ELSON READER— BOOK SEVEN. William H. Elson and
Christine M. Keck. Scott, Foresman 6* Co., 1921.
[1922]. One-side. VII. 12"; 6 vols; 863 pp 25.50
EVERYDAY CLASSICS:
PRIMER. Fannie W. Dunn, Franklin T. Baker and Ashley H.
Thorndike. Macmillan Co., 1922. [1928]. Grade 1.
One-side. I. 6"; 1 vol; 89 pp 2.20
FIRST READER. Fannie W. Dunn, Franklin T. Baker and
Ashley H. Thorndike. Macmillan Co., 1922. [1928].
Crade 1. One-side. !. 2 vols; 124 pp 3.80
SECOND READER. Franklin T. Baker, Ashley H. Thorndike
and Mildred Batchelder. MacmiUan Co., 1922. [1928]. "
Grade 1. One-side. II. 2 vols.; 1 69 pp 4.75
THIRD READER. Franklin T. Baker and Ashley H. Thorn-
dike. Macmillan Co., 1917. [1928]. One-side. III.
3 vols; 304 pp 8.20
FAIRY WAND, THE. Frank E. Spaulding and Catherine T Bryce.
Newson and Co., 1918. [1920]. One-side. I-IV. 6";
pamphlet; 26 pp 45
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CORDON READERS. Emma K. Cordon and Marietta Stockard:
CORDON FIRST READER. D. C. Heath & Co., 1917. [1922].
Grade 1. (P.I.I.B.) One-side. I. 1 0"; 1 vol; 107 pp. . 2.40
CORDON SECOND READER. D. C. Heath & Co., 1918.
[1928]. Grade 1. One-side. II. 2 vols; 1 86 pp 5.10
KEY TO BRAILLE FOR READING AND WRITING, Grade P/2.
[1918]. (P.I.I.B.) One-side. 10"; pamphlet; 28 pp .65
LEARN TO STUDY READERS, THE. Book I. Ernest Horn and
Grace Shields.. 1921. [1930]. Grade 1 . (C.P.S.) One-
side. I-II. 10"; 1 vol; 91 pp 2.15
LEGENDS OF THE RED CHILDREN. Mara L. Pratt. American
Book Co., 1915. [1920]. One-side. III-IV. 12"; 1 vol.
79 pp 2.70
LITERARY WORLD, THE. (See also "The Child's World Series") .
Sarah Withers, Hetty S. Browne and John Colvin Metcalf:
SIXTH READER. Johnson Publishing Co., 1919. [1930].
One-side. VI. 6 vols; 790 pp 20.20
SEVENTH READER. Johnson Publishing Co., 1919. [1930].
One-side. VII. 7 vols; 814 pp 21.30
MONROE'S NEW PRIMER. Monroe. American Book Co., 1910.
[1922]. (H.M.P.) One-side. I. 6"; 1 or 2 vols;
or unbound for slicing; 69 pp.
1 volume 1.50
2 volumes 1.90
Unbound for slicing 1.10
PACE STORY BOOK, THE. Frank E. Spaulding and Catherine T.
Bryce, (Editors). Charles Scribner's Sons, 1906. [1921].
One-side. I-IV. 12"; 1 vol; 125 pp 3.80
PATHWAY TO READING SERIES. Bessie B. Coleman, Willis L.
Uhl and James F. Hosic:
PRIMER. Silver, Burdett & Co., 1925. [1928]. Grade 1.
One-side. I. 6"; 2 vols; 213 pp 5.05
FIRST READER. Silver, Burdett & Co., 1925. [1928].
Grade 1. One-side. I. 1 vol; 77 pp 2.10
SECOND READER. Silver, Burdett & Co., 1925. [1928].
Grade 1. One-side. II. 2 vols; 165 pp 4.65
THIRD READER. Silver, Burdett & Co., 1925. [1928].
One-side. III. 3 vols; 254 pp 7.15
FOURTH READER. Silver, Burdett & Co., 1926. [1928].
One-side. IV. 5 vols; 495 pp 13.40
FIFTH READER. Silver, Burdett & Co., 1926. [1928].
One-side. V. 4 vol ; 566 pp 14.30
SIXTH READER. Silver, Burdett & Co., 1926. [1928].
One-side. VI. 5 vols; 659 pp 16.85
READING LITERATURE SERIES. Adapted and Graded by Hariette
T. Treadwell and Margaret Free:
FIRST READER. Row, Peterson & Co., 1911. [1928].
Grade 1 . One-side. I. 2 vols; 1 1 0 pp 3.00
SECOND READER. Row, Peterson & Co., 1912. [1928].
Grade 1. One-side. II. 2 vols; 201 pp. 5.40
THIRD READER. Row, Peterson & Co., 1912. [1928].
One-side. III. 2 vols; 217 pp 5.75
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LANGUAGE
RIDDLE BOOK FOR SILENT READING, A. Lily Lee Dootson.
Rand McNally fir Co., 1925. [1928]. Grade 1 . One-side.
I-II. 6"; 1 vol; 99 pp 2.40
RIVERSIDE READERS. James H. VanSickle and Wilhelmina Seeg-
miller (Assisted by Frances Jenkins) :
THIRD READER. Houghton Mifflin Co., 1911. [1930].
Grade 1. (H.P.S.) One-side. III. 10"; 3 vols; 247 pp. 6.00
FOURTH READER. Houghton Mifflin Co. [1930]. Grade
1. (H.P.S.) One-side. IV. 10"; 5 vols; 339 pp 8.75
THIRD SILENT READER. William Dodge Lewis, Albert Lindsay
Rowland and Ethel H. Maltby Gehres. John C. Winston Co.,
1927. [1929]. One-side. III-IV. 3 vols; 310 pp 8.30
WINSTON COMPANION READERS. Ethel H. Maltby and Sidney
G. Firman:
FIRST READER. John C. Winston Co., 1923. [1931].
(H.P.S.) One-side. I. 2 vols; 143 pp 3.65
WINSTON READERS. Sidney G. Firman and Ethel H. Maltby:
WINSTON PRIMER. John C. Winston Co., 1920. [1926].
Grade 1. One-side. I. 7" '; 1 vol; 71 pp 1.80
WINSTON FIRST READER. John C. Winston Co., 1920.
[1926]. Grade 1. One-side. I. 1 vol; 55 pp 1.75
WINSTON SECOND READER. John C. Winston Co., 1918.
[1926]. Grade 1. One-side. II. 2 vol; 158 pp 4.50
English
ACTUAL BUSINESS ENGLISH. P. H. Defendall. Macmillan Co.,
1923. [1929]. One-side. Adult. 4 vols; 454 pp 11.95
ALDINE LANGUAGE SERIES. Catherine T. Bryce and Frank E.
Spaulding:
ALDINE FIRST LANGUAGE BOOK. Newson & Co., 1913.
[1930].
PART I— Grade 1. (H.P.S.) One-side. III. 10";
2 vols; 1 62 pp 3.95
PART II— (H.P.S.) One-side. IV. 10"; 3 vols; 212 pp.... 5.40
ALDINE SECOND LANGUAGE BOOK. Newson & Co., 1914.
[1930]. (H.P.S.) One-side. V-VI. 10"; 5 vols;
418 pp 10.10
BUSINESS ENGLISH AND CORRESPONDENCE. Roy Davis and
Clarence H. Lingham. Cinn & Co., 1921. [1924]. One-
side. IX-X; Adult. 12"; 5 vols; 606 pp 18.55
COMPOSITION AND RHETORIC. Alfred M. Hitchcock. Henry
Holt & Co., 1917. [1930]. (H.P.S.) One-side. IX-X.
10"; 13 vols; 1 1 63 pp 27.55
COMPOSITION AND RHETORIC. William M. Tanner. Ginn &
Co., 1922. [1926]. One-side. VII-IX. 9 vols; 1227 pp.. 31. 15
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LANGUAGE
ELEMENTARY ENGLISH, SPOKEN AND WRITTEN— Book II.
Lamont F. Hodge and Arthur Lee. Charles E. Merrill Co.,
[1930]. (H.P.S.) One-side. VII-VIII. 10"; 8 vols;
712 pp 16.90
ESSENTIALS OF ENGLISH GRAMMAR. Elsie Gemmill. Har-
court, Brace & Co., 1920. [1925]. One-side. IX-X.
12"; 2 vols; 224 pp 6.95
EXERCISES IN ENGLISH GRAMMAR. [1930]. (C.P.S.) One-
side. VIII-IX. 10"; 1 vol; 71 pp 1.80
GRADED SCHOOL SPELLER. Frank E. Spaulding and William D.
Miller:
PARTI. Ginn & Co., 1914. [1920]. Crade 1 . (H.M.P.)
One-side. Il-V. 9"; 4 vols; 216 pp 6.05
PART II. Ginn & Co., 1914. [1922]. (H.M.P.) One-
side. VI-IX. 9"; 4 vols; 410 pp 9.35
LIVE LANGUAGE LESSONS. Howard R. Driggs:
FIRST BOOK. University Publishing Co., 1915. [1920].
(P.I.I.B.) One-side. III. 10"; 4 vols; 373 pp 8.75
SECOND BOOK. University Publishing Co., 1917. [1920].
(P.I.I.B.) One-side. IV. 10"; 4 vols; 393 pp 9.10
THIRD BOOK. University Publishing Co., 1917. [1922].
(P.I.I.B.) One-side. V. 1 0"; 6 vols; 641 pp 14.50
NEW YORK STATE FAIR SPELLING BEE, SYRACUSE,
1928. [1928]. (P.I.I.B.) One-side. 10"; pamphlet;
86 pp 1.35
NEWARK PHONIC DRILLS. [1922]. (H.M.P.) One-side.
6"; 1 or 2 vols, or unbound; 80 pp.
1 volume 1 .70
2 volumes 2.10
Unbound for slicing 1 .30
OPEN DOOR LANGUAGE SERIES, THE. Zenos E. Scott, Ran-
dolph T. Congdon, Harriet E. Peet and Laura Frazee:
FIRST BOOK. Houghton Mifflin Co., 1928. [1929]. One-
side. III. 5 vols; 546 pp 14.45
SECOND BOOK. Houghton Mifflin Co., 1927. [1929]. One-
side. IV. 5 vols; 611 pp 15.85
THIRD BOOK. Houghton Mifflin Co., 1928. [1929]. One-
side. V. 7 vols; 970 pp 24.55
SELF-CULTIVATION IN ENGLISH. George Herbert Palmer.
Houghton Mifflin Co., 1909. [1931]. One-side. Adult.
Pamphlet; 49 pp 90
SENTENCE AND THEME. C. H. Ward. Scott, Foresman & Co.,
1923. [1924]. One-side. VII-IX. 1 2"; 5 vols; 754 pp. .22.10
SENTENCE BOOK (to be used in conjunction with "Sentence and
Theme"). C. H. Ward. Scott, Foresman and Co., 1923.
[1924]. One-side. VII-IX. 12"; 1 vol; 122 pp 3.70
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LANGUAGE
SPELL-TO-WRITE SPELLING BOOKS, THE. Ambrose L. Suhrie
and Robert Philip Koehler:
BOOK II. John C. Winston Co., 1921. [1930]. (H.P.S.)
One-side. III-IV. 10"; pamphlet; 38 pp 60
BOOK III. (Fifth Year). John C. Winston Co., 1921. [1930].
(H.P.S.) One-side. V-VI. 10"; pamphlet; 51 pp 75
BOOK III. (Sixth Year). John C. Winston Co., 1921. [1930].
(H.P.S.) One-side. VII-VIII. 10; pamphlet; 55 pp. .. .80
STANDARD DICTIONARY OF THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE,
POCKET EDITION. (Abridged from the Funk and Wagnall's
Standard Dictionary). J. C. Fernald, L. H. D. Funk and
Wagnalls Co., 1926. [1931]. Interpoint. 4 vols; 936 pp.. 11. 70
SUCCESSFUL SPEAKING. (A Text for Secondary Schools) . Wil-
liam Phillips Sandford and William Hayes Yeager. Thomas
Nelson & Sons, 1927. [1931]. One-side. IX-XII. 3
vols; 351 pp 9.15
French
L'ABBE CONSTANTIN (With Vocabulary). Ludovic Halevy. Henry
Holt & Co., 1918. [1922]. (P.I.I.B.) One-side. 10";
3 vols; 431 pp 9.10
COMPLETE FRENCH COURSE WITH FRENCH-ENGLISH AND
ENGLISH-FRENCH VOCABULARY. (Revised and rewritten
with additional selections for reading and illustrations) . C.
A. Chardenal. Allyn & Bacon, 1920. [1930]. One-
side. 9 vol ; 1119 pp 28.90
CONTES CHOISIS. Alphonse Daudet. (Edited with Notes, Ques-
tionaire, Exercises and Vocabulary by W. D. Head). Mac-
millan Co., 1919. [1929]. One-side. 3 vols; 450 pp. ...11.25
CONTES GAIS (With Vocabulary). E. B. deSauze (Editor).
John C. Winston Co., 1924. [1930]. (C.P.S.) One-side.
10"; 3 vols; 338 pp 7.55
COURS PRATIQUE DE FRANCAISE POUR COMMENCANTS
(With Vocabulary). E. B. deSauze. John C. Winston Co.,
1919. [1930]. (H.P.S.) One-side. 1 0"; 4 vols; 577 pp. 10.00
LE CRIME DE SYLVESTRE BONNARD (With Vocabulary). Anatol
France. Henry Holt & Co., 1904. [1921], (P.I.I.B.)
One-side. 10"; 5 vols; 680 pp 14.55
ELEMENTARY FRENCH READER (With Exercises and Vocabu-
lary) . Everett Ward Olmstead and Francis Brown Barton.
Henry Holt & Co., 1920. [1930]. One-side. 4 vols;
654 pp 1 6.1 5
EUGENIE GRANDET (With Vocabulary). Honore de Balzac.
Henry Holt & Co., 1915. [1923]. One-side. 12"; 4
vols; 583 pp 1 7.20
FRENCH VERBS AND VERBAL IDIOMS (With Vocabulary). B.
and E. Meras. Sturgis and Walton Co., 1909. [1919].
(P.I.I.B.) One-side. 12"; 2 vols; 1 99 pp 5.60
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LANGUAGE
HUIT CONTES CHOISIS (With Vocabulary). Guy de Maupassant.
D. C. Heath & Co., 1900. [1923]. (P.I.I.B.) One-side.
12"; 2 vols; 243 pp 6.45
LE LIVRE DE MON AMI— LE LIVRE DE PIERRE. Anatole France.
(Vocabulary by O. C. Cuerlac). Henry Holt & Co., 1916.
[1930]. (P.I.I.B.) One-side. 4 vols; 366 pp 8.60
MON ONCLE ET MON CURE". Jeane de la Brete. (Abridged
and Edited with Notes, Vocabulary and English Exercises by
Therese F. Colin and Margaret E. N. Fraser) . D. C. Heath
fir Co., 1901. [1^29]. One-side. 5 vols; 549 pp 14.55
LE PREMIER LIVRE (With Vocabulary). A. A. and B. Meras.
American Book Co., 1915. [1919]. (P.I.I.B.) One-side.
12"; 2 vols; 217 pp 5.95
QUATREVINCT-TREIZE. Victor Hugo. (Paris, Nelson, Editeurs).
(With Vocabulary by C. Fontaine). [1925]. (P.I.I.B.)
One-side. 12"; 6 vols; 785 pp 20.50
LE SECOND LIVRE (With Vocabulary). A. A. and B. Meras.
American Book Co., 1916. [1921], (P.I.I.B.) One-side.
10"; 3 vols; 377 pp 8.20
TARTARIN DE TARASCON (With Vocabulary) Alphonse Daudet.
American Book Co., 1902. [1923]. (P.I.I.B.) One-side.
Book — 12"; 1 vol; 121 pp 3.20
Vocabulary — 2 vols; 1 53 pp 3.80
LA TULIPE NOIRE. (New Edition with Exercises, Notes and
Vocabulary). Alexandre Dumas. D. C. Heath & Co., 1899.
[1929]. One-side. 7 vols; 922 pp 23.55
German
DAS MARCHEN (With Vocabulary). John Wolfgang von Goethe..
D. C. Heath & Co., 1904. [1925]. One-side. 12"; 2
vols: 1 92 pp 6.20
DER TAUCHER (With Vocabulary). johann Christoph Friedrick
Schiller. D. C. Heath & Co. [1925]. One-side. 12"; pam-
phlet; 44 pp 95
GERMAN GRAMMAR (With Vocabulary). Calvin Thomas. Henry
Holt & Co., 1895, 1898, 1901. [1925]. One-side. 12";
8 vols; 1002 pp 30.45
GERMAN PROSE COMPOSITION (With Vocabulary). James
A. Chiles. Cinn & Co., 1914. [1924]. One-side. 12";
3 vols; 310 pp 9.25
IMMENSEE (With Vocabulary). Theodor Storm. Ginn & Co.,
1901. [1924]. One-side. 12"; 2 vols; 1 72 pp 5.70
MARCHEN (With Vocabulary). Hans Christian Andersen. D. C.
Heath & Co., 1893. [1925]. One-side. 12"; 3 vols;
411 pp 12.25
MARCHEN UND ERZAHLUNGEN— Part I. (With Vocabulary).
Helene Adeline Guerber. D. C. Heath & Co., 1916. [1925].
One-side. 12"; 3 vols; 343 pp 10.65
WILHELM TELL. Friedrich Schiller. (Edited with Fragen, Notes
and Vocabulary by Robert Waller Deering) . D. C. Heath
& Co., 1915. [1931]. One-side. 6 vols; 917 pp 22.85
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LANGUAGE
Latin
AENEID, THE — Books I- VI. (With Vocabulary). Virgil. (C.
E. Bennett, Editor). Allyn fir Bacon, 1904. [1928]. One-
side. 12"; 1 1 vols; 1 1 92 pp 37.40
CAESAR'S GALLIC WARS— Books l-IV. (With Vocabulary).
Julius Caesar. (Allen & Creenough's Edition). (Re-edited
by j. B. Creenough, Benjamin L. D'Ooge and M. C. Daniell.)
Cinn & Co., 1904. [19251. One-side. X. 12"; 10 vols;
1080 pp 33.20
CICERO; SIX ORATIONS. Marcus Tullius Cicero. (Allen and
Creenough's Edition; Special Vocabulary by j. B. Creenough;
revised by J. B. Creenough and C. L. Kittredge). Cinn fir
Co., 1902. [1926]. One-side. XI. 12"; 9 vols; 1074 pp. .32.95
ELEMENTS OF LATIN (With Vocabulary). Benjamin L. D'Ooge.
Cinn & Co., 1921. [1924]. (P.I.I.B.) One-side. 10";
8 vols; 910 pp 20.25
NEW LATIN COMPOSITION, A. (With Vocabulary). Charles
E. Bennett. Allyn fir Bacon, 1919. [1929]. One-side.
12"; 3 vols; 418 pp 12.45
NEW LATIN GRAMMAR. Charles E. Bennett. Allyn & Bacon,
1918. [1926]. One-side. 12"; 6 vols; 669 pp 20.85
Spanish
AMERICA-ESPANOLA
Henry Holt fir Co.,
10"; 4 vols; 455
(With Vocabulary). Romera- Navarro.
1919. [1921]. (P.I.I.B.) One-side.
PP
10.15
EL CAPITAN VENENO. Antonio Pedro de Alarcon. Benjamin
H. Sanborn Co., 1920. [1931]. One-side. 5 vols; 491 pp. 13.30
FIRST BOOK IN SPANISH, A. J. P. Wickersham Crawford.
Macmillan Co. [1924]. (P.I.I.B.) One-side. 12"; 6
vols ; 626 pp 1 7.30
FIRST SPANISH READER (With Notes, Vocabulary and Exercises).
Everett Ward Olmsted and Edward H. Sirich (Editors).
Henry Holt & Co., 1924. [1930]. (T.S.B.) One-side.
4 vols; 482 pp •• 12.50
FORTUNA. Enrich Perez Escrich. (Edited
with Notes, Direct Method Exercises
and Vocabulary by Elijah C. Hills and
Louise R. Oeinhardt) . D. C. Heath fir
Co., 1920. (T.S.B.) 1 vol; 95 pp.
ZARACUETA. Miguel Ramos Carrion and
Vital Aza. (Edited with Notes, Direct
Method Exercises and Vocabulary by
Elijah C. Hills and Louise R. Oein-
hardt). D. C. Heath fir Co., 1920.
(T.S.B.) 2 vols; 203 pp.
VOCABULARY COVERING "FORTUNA"
AND "ZARACUETA." Elijah C. Hills
and Louise R. Oeinhardt. (T.S.B.)
One-side. 2 vols; 1 1 1 pp.
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May be ordered separately
or as a whole.
> Fortuna 2.60
Zaragiieta 5.45
Vocabulary 4.85
LANGUAGE
EL SOMBRERO DE TRES PSCOS. Pedro Antonio de Alarcon.
(Edited with introduction, Footnotes, Exercises and Vocabu-
lary by Charles B. Qualia). Johnson Publishing Co., 1927.
[1930]. (T.S.B.) One-side. 5 vols; 502 pp 13.55
SPANISH COMPOSITION (Text Only). J. P. Wickersham Craw-
ford. Henry Holt & Co., 1910. [1922]. (P.I. LB.) One-
side. 10"; 1 vol ; 1 30 pp 2.80
TEMAS ESPANOLES. j. P. Wickersham Crawford. Henry Holt &
Co., 1922. [1923], (P.I.I.B.) One-side. 12"; 1 vol;
138 pp • • 3.50
TRIP TO LATIN AMERICA, A. (With Vocabulary). (In very
simple Spanish). V. Fuentes and V. E. Francois. Henry
Holt Cr Co., 1917. [1922]. (P.I.I.B.) One-side. 10";
3 vols; 358 pp 7.90
LITERATURE
Prose — Including Wit and Humor and Catalogs
ACRES OF DIAMONDS. Russell H. Conwell. Harper & Bros.,
1915. [1919]. (A.L.A.) One-side. Adult. 12"; 1 vol;
71 pp 2.20
AESOP FOR CHILDREN, THE. Rand McNally & Co., 1919.
[1926]. II-VI. 2 vols; 176 pp 4.90
AMERICAN LITERATURE (A Text-Book for Secondary Schools).
Percy H. Boynton. Cinn & Co., 1923. [1931]. One-side.
X-XII. 8 vols; 1052 pp 26.90
AUTOCRAT OF THE BREAKFAST TABLE, THE. Oliver Wendell
Holmes. Collins Clear Type Press. [1925]. One-side.
Vll-X; Adult. 12"; 3 vols; 415 pp 12.35
CATALOGUE OF PUBLICATIONS IN BRAILLE, GRADE Wi. Ser-
vice for the Blind, Library of Congress. Interpoint. 12";
1 vol; 229 pp. (This embossed edition is procurable on loan
from the Library of Congress or by purchase from the A.P.H.) . .30
CHIMNEY POT PAPERS. Charles S. Brooks. Yale University Press,
1919. [1920]. (N.Y.S.L.) One-side. Adult. 12";
2 vols; 174 pp 5.10
CHOICE READING. Robert McLean Cumnock. A. C. McClurg,
1923. [1925]. One-side. V-VIII. 1 2"; 7 vols; 928 pp. . .27.85
CIVIL AND MORAL ESSAYS OR COUNSELS OF FRANCIS
BACON, THE. Francis Bacon. (F. A. Howe, Editor). D. C.
Heath & Co., 1908. [1929]. One-side. Adult. 5 vols;
604 pp 1 5.70
DREAM LIFE. D. C. Mitchell (Ik Marvel, Pseud). A. L. Burt
Co. [1927]. One-side. Adult. 3 vols; 341 pp 8.95
EMBOSSED BRAILLE CATALOGS OF THE AMERICAN PRINTING
HOUSE FOR THE BLIND:
Literary 30
Music 30
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LITERATURE
ENJOYMENT OF POETRY. Max Eastman. Charles Scribner's
Sons, 1921. [1931]. (A.F.B.) Interpoint. Adult. 2
vols; 341 pp . . 5.00
ESSAY ON BURNS. Thomas Carlyle. Charles E. Merrill Co., 1910.
[1925]. One-side. VII-IX. 12"; 2 vols; 1 72 pp 5.75
ESSAY ON CHAUCER. James Russell Lowell. Houghton Mifflin
Co., 1913. [1926]. One-side. VII-IX. 1 vol; 133 pp... 3.40
ESSAY ON COMPENSATION. Ralph Waldo Emerson. A. L.
Burt Co. [1926]. One-side. IX-X; Adult. 1 vol; 45 pp. . 1.35
ESSAY ON DRYDEN. James Russell Lowell. Houghton Mifflin
Co., 1910. [1926]. One-side. VII-IX. 2 vols; 189 pp..... 5.15
ESSAY ON HISTORY, AN. Ralph Waldo Emerson. A. L. Burt
Co. [1926]. One-side. IX-X; Adult. 1 vol; 51 pp 1.65
ESSAY ON POPE. James Russell Lowell. Houghton Mifflin Co.,
1913. [1926]. One-side. VII-IX. 1 vol; 111 pp 2.95
ESSAY ON SELF-RELIANCE. Ralph Waldo Emerson. A. L. Burt
Co. [1926]. One-side. IX-X; Adult. 1 vol; 61 pp 1.90
ESSAY ON SHAKESPEARE ONCE MORE. James Russell Lowell.
Houghton Mifflin Co., 1910. [1926]. One-side. VII-IX.
2 vols; 1 60 pp 4.55
ESSAY ON SPENSER. James Russell Lowell. Houghton Mifflin
Co., 1913. [1926]. One-side. VII-IX. 2 vols; 184 pp. .. 5.05
FAREWELL ADDRESS. George Washington.
(W. E. Simonds, Editor). Henry Holt
& Co., 1911. [1925]. One-side.
VII-VIII. f Bound together. 12";
FIRST BUNKER HILL ORATION. Dan- < 1 vol; h
iel Webster. (W. E. Simonds, Editor) .
Henry Holt & Co., 1911. [1925].
One-side. VII-VIII.
HISTORY OF AMERICAN LITERATURE. Reuben Post Halleck
American Book Co., 1911. [1924]. One-side. Adult. 12";
5 vols; 597 pp 1 8.30
HOUSE-BOAT ON THE STYX, THE. John Kendrick Bangs. Harper
6 Bros., 1923. [1926]. (J.L.L.) One-side. Adult. 2
vols; 181 pp 4.25
HOW TO LIVE ON TWENTY-FOUR HOURS A DAY. Arnold
Bennett. Doubleday, Doran fir Co., 1910. [1931]. One-
side. Adult. 1 vol; 76 pp 2.20
JOSIAH ALLEN'S WIFE. Marietta Holley. American Publishing
Co., 1877. [1925]. One-side. Adult. 12"; 5 vols; 548
pp. 17.15
LEGEND OF SLEEPY HOLLOW, THE. Washington Irving. Gros-
set & Dunlap, 1906. [1921]. One-side. VI -IX. 12";
pamphlet; 5 1 pp 1 .05
MESSAGE TO GARCIA, A. Elbert Hubbard. Thomas Y. Crowell
Co., 1924. [1930]. One-side. V-VIII. Pamphlet; 10 pp. .. .25
MISCELLANEOUS SELECTIONS. Selected Authors. [1922].
Grade 1. (H.P.S.) One-side. VI-VIII. 10"; 1 vol; 95 pp. . . 2.20
35
LITERATURE
NEW ENGLISH LITERATURE. Reuben Post Halleck. American
Book Co., 1913. [1925]. One-side. Adult. 12"; 7 vols;
932 pp 27.95
PATRIOTIC STORIES AND POEMS. Selected Authors. [1922].
Grade 1. (H.P.S.) One-side. V-VIII. 10"; 1 vol;
16 pp 1.90
PHILOSOPHY OF CLOTHES, THE. (from "A Tale of a Tub").
Jonathan Swift. E. P. Dutton fir Co. [1927]. One-side.
Adult. Pamphlet; 28 pp 55
PICKWICK PAPERS, THE. Charles Dickens. Macmillan Co.
[1930]. One-side. Adult. 15 vols; 2043 pp 51.90
PLATO'S AMERICAN REPUBLIC. J. Douglas Woodruff. E. P.
Dutton Cr Co., 1926. [1930]. (L.C. of M., L.I., N. Y.)
Interpoint. Adult. 1 vol; 151 pp 2.10
QUO VADIS (A Tale of the Time of Nero) . Henryk Sienkiewicz.
(Translated from the Polish by Dr. S. A. Binion). Thomas
Y. Crowell Co., 1924. [1930]. One-side. X; Adult.
10 vols; 1291 pp 33.10
RECREATION (Address Delivered at the Harvard Union, Decem-
ber 8, 1919). Edward, 1 st Viscount Crey. Houghton Miff-
lin Co., 1920. [1930]. (H.P.S.) One-side. Adult.
10"; pamphlet; 41 pp 65
REVERIES OF A BACHELOR. D. C. Mitchell. (Ik Marvel, Pseud).
Charles Scribner's Sons, 1889. [1926]. One-side. Adult.
4 vols; 382 pp 10.40
RISE AND FALL OF THE MUSTACHE, THE. Robert Jones Bur-
dette. Bobbs-Merrill Co., 1912. [1927]. One-side. X;
Adult. 1 vol ; 1 00 pp 2.70
SESAME AND LILLIES. John Ruskin. Houghton Mifflin Co.,
1900. [1925]. One-side. 12"; 1 vol; 141 pp 4.20
SIR ROGER DE COVERLEY: ESSAYS FROM "THE SPECTATOR."
Joseph Addison and Richard Steele. (Edited with Notes and
an Introduction by Zelma Cray). Macmillan Co., 1899.
[1927]. One-side. Adult. 2 vols; 278 pp 7.05
SIZING UP UNCLE SAM. Ceorge Fitch. Frederick A. Stokes Co.,
1914. [1920]. (A.L.A.) Adult. 12"; 2 vols; 243 pp... 6.45
SKETCH BOOK, THE. Washington Irving. Collins Clear Type
Press. [1925]. One-side. VII-IX. 12"; 5 vols; 594 pp.. 18.25
SPEAKING OF OPERATIONS. Irvin S. Cobb. George H. Doran
Co., 1915. [1929]. (A.L.A.) One-side. Adult. 12";
pamphlet; 45 pp 80
STORIES OF THE MONTHS AND DAYS, THE. Reginald C.
Couzens. Frederick A. Stokes Co. [1931]. One-side.
VI-VIII. 2 vols; 192 pp 5.25
SUMMER GHOSTS AND WINTER TOPICS. Felix E. Schelling.
J. B. Lippincott Co., 1924. [1925]. (B.T.C.) One-side.
VI-VIII. 2 vols; 192 pp 2.45
TALES FROM SHAKESPEARE. Charles and Mary Lamb. A. L.
Burt Co. [1921]. One-side. VI-VIII. 12"; 4 vols;
474 pp 14.55
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LITERATURE
THREE ADDRESSES. Woodrow Wilson.
1. The Condition of Peace
2. Address at Washington's Tomb, July 4, 1918
3. Extension of Suffrage to Women
[1919]. (P.I. LB.) One-side. IX. 1 2"; pamphlet; 25 pp. . .50
WHAT CAN LITERATURE DO FOR ME? (Revised Edition). C.
Alphonso Smith. Doubleday, Doran fir Co., 1924. [1931].
One-side. Adult. 3 vols; 384 pp 9.10
Drama and Poetry
ABRAHAM LINCOLN (A Play). John Drinkwater. Houghton
Mifflin Co., 1910. [1920]. (N.R.) One-side. V-X;
Adult. 12"; 1 vol; 101 pp 2.80
ALCHEMIST, THE. Ben Jonson (Edited by Felix E. Schelling).
D. C. Heath & Co., 1903. [1931]. One-side. Adult. 3
vols; 403 pp 1 0.25
ALEXANDER'S FEAST. John Dryden. Oxford University Press.
[1928]. One-side. Adult. Pamphlet; 12 pp 30
ARCADES. John Milton. Houghton Miff-
lin Co., 1899. [1927]. One-side.
IX-X; Adult. ^ Bound together. 1 vol;
COMUS. John Milton. Houghton Mifflin ( ] 32 pp" '
Co., 1899. [1927]. One-side. IX-X;
Adult.
AS YOU LIKE IT. William Shakespeare. (Introduction and Notes
by H. N. Hudson; Edited and Revised by E. C. Black (Glas-
gow) with the cooperation of A. J. George (Amherst). Cinn
& Co., 1908. [1930]. One-side. Vlll-X; Adult. 12";
3 vols; 342 pp 10.60
BOOK OF JOYOUS CHILDREN, THE. James Whitcomb Riley.
Bobbs-Merrill Co., 1902. [1931]. Grade 1. One-side.
IV-V. 1 vol; 110 pp 2.90
CANTERBURY TALES, THE. (omitting the two prose tales),
(from "The Student's Chaucer") Geoffrey Chaucer.
Oxford Edition, 1929. [1931]. (L. of C.) Interpoint.
Adult. 5 vols; about 1 1 50 pp 12.50
CANTICLE OF THE SUN OF ST. FRANCIS OF ASSISI, THE.
1907. [1930]. (H.P.S.) One-side. Adult. 10"; pamph-
let; 4 pp 15
CHILD LIFE. John Greenleaf Whittier. Houghton Mifflin Co.,
1871. [1922]. One-side. VII-IX. 12"; 2 vols; 280 pp. . 8.30
CHILDREN'S TREASURY OF LYRICAL POETRY, THE. Francis
Turner Palgrave (Selected and Arranged by). Macmillan
Co., 1928. [1931]. One-side. VII-VIII. 4 vols; 543 pp. . 13.80
CHILD'S DAY, A. (A Book of Rhymes). Walter De La Mare.
Henry Holt & Co. [1928]. Grade 1. One-side. 1 1 -IV.
Pamphlet; 43 pp 90
CHILD'S GARDEN OF VERSES, A. Robert Louis Stevenson. Rand
McNally Cr Co., 1919. [1926]. One-side. Il-V. 1 vol;
74 pp 2.15
COLONIAL PLAYS FOR THE SCHOOL ROOM. Blanche Shoemaker.
Educational Publishing Co., 1912. [1920]. One-side. VI-
VII. 12"; pamphlet; 47 pp 1.00
37
LITERATURE
COTTER'S SATURDAY NIGHT AND OTHER POEMS, THE. Rob-
ert Burns. Charles E. Merrill Co. [1925]. One-side.
Vll-X. 12"; pamphlet; 54 pp 1.10
DESERTED VILLAGE, THE. Oliver Goldsmith. (Edited with Intro-
duction and Notes by R. N. Whiteford) . Macmillan Co.,
1905. [1926]. One-side. Vlll-X; Adult. 1 vol; 73 pp. . 2.15
DOCTOR JOHNSON (A Play). A. Edward Newton. Atlantic
Monthly Press, 1923. [1931]. One-side. Adult. 1 vol;
1 54 pp 3.85
ELEGY WRITTEN IN A COUNTRY CHURCH-YARD. Thomas
Cray. [1928]. One-side. VII-VIII. Pamphlet; 11 pp. .. .25
ENOCH ARDEN. Alfred Lord Tennyson. Houghton Mifflin Co.,
1914. [1926]. One-side. Vlll-X. 1 2"; 1 vol; 53 pp. ... . 2.05
EPICOENE: OR THE SILENT WOMAN. Ben Jonson. E. P.
Dutton & Co. [1927]. One-side. Adult. 2 vols; 212 pp. . 5.65
EVANGELINE. Henry Wadsworth Longfellow. Houghton Mifflin
Co., 1916. [1922]. One-side. VII-IX. 12"; 2 'vols;
171 pp j 5.70
FAERIE QUEENE, THE. Book I, Canto 1. Edmund Spenser.
Macmillan Co., 1903. [1927]. One-side. 1 vol; 133 pp... 3.40
FAIRIES AND CHIMNEYS. Rose Fyleman. George H. Doran Co.,
1920. [1928]. Grade 1. One-side. II-IV. 6"; 1 vol;
66 pp. .... 1 .70
GOLDEN TREASURY, THE. (Selected from the Best Songs and
Lyrical Poems in the English Language) Book I and Book
III. Francis Turner Palgrave. Macmillan Co. [1931].
One-side. VII-VIII. 2 vols; 199 pp.
Book I 2.55
Book III . . 2.85
HAMLET. William Shakespeare. Macmillan Co., 1908. [1925].
One-side. Vlll-X; Adult. 12"; 5 vols; 434 pp 14.40
HENRY THE EIGHTH. William Shakespeare. American Book
Co., 1904. [1920]. (P.I.I.B) One-side. Vlll-X; Adult.
12"; 1 vol; 141 pp 3.60
I WONDER WHY? Elizabeth Cordon. Rand McNally Cr Co.,
1916. [1926]. Grade 1. One-side. I-II. 6"; pamphlet;
34 pp 55
IDYLLS OF THE KING. Alfred Lord Tennyson. (Introduction
and Notes by H. W. Boynton). Allyn & Bacon, 1923.
[1926]. (H.P.S.) One-side. VI1I-IX. 10"; 7 vols;
497 pp , . .12.65
I'LL TRY. Elinor Murphy. Century Co., 1921. [1922].
(P.I.I.B.) One-side. Vll-X. 10"; pamphlet; 30 pp 50
JOHN GILPIN. William Cowper. Frederick A. Stokes Co. Grade
1. One-side. V-VIII. 6"; pamphlet; 35 pp . .60
JOHNNY APPLESEED AND OTHER POEMS. Vachel Lindsay.
Macmillan Co., 1928. [1931]. Crade 1. One-side. IV-
VIII. 2 vols; 153 pp . .; 4.40
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LITERATURE
JULIUS CAESAR. William Shakespeare. Houghton Mifflin Co.,
1911. [1922]. One-side. Vlll-X; Adult. 12"; 2 vols;
1 80 pp 5.90
JUMPING FROG, THE. Samuel L. Clem- \
ens (Mark Twain). Harper fir Bros., i
1903. [1920]. (A.L.A.) One-side, f
Adult. \Bound together. 12
QUALITY. John Galsworthy. Charles
Scribner's Sons, 1912. [1920]. (A
L.A.) One-side. Adult.
/pamphlet; 28 pp 55
KING'S HENCHMAN, THE. Edna St. Vincent Millay. Harper &•
Bros., 1927. [1930], (L.C. of P.W., LI., N.Y.) Inter-
point. Adult. 1 vol ; 1 29 pp. 1 .90
LADY OF THE LAKE, THE. (In Six Cantos). Sir Walter Scott.
[1930]. (H.P.S.) One-side. Vll-X. 10"; 3 vols; 294 pp. 6.80
LALLEGRO. John Milton. Houghton
Mifflin Co., 1899. [1927]. One-side.
Vll-X; Adult.
IL PENSEROSO. John Milton. Houghton
Mifflin Co., 1899. [1927]. One-side. V Bound together. 1
Vll-X; Adult. /vol; 74 pp. . . 2.15
ON THE MORNING OF CHRIST'S NA-
TIVITY. John Milton. Houghton
Mifflin Co., 1899. [1927]. One-side.
Vll-X; Adult.
LITTLE PRINCESS, THE. (from "A Treasury of Plays for Child-
ren"). Frances Hodgson Burnett. (Montrose J. Moses, Edi-
tor). Little Brown & Co., 1921. [1922]. (P.I.I.B.)
One-side. IV-VI. 10"; 1 vol; 120 pp 2.65
LYRICS SELECTED FROM WORDSWORTH, KEATS and SHELLEY.
Charles Swain Thomas (Editor). Houghton Mifflin Co., 1913.
[1931]. One-side. XI-XII; Adult. 2 vols; 259 pp. 6.65
MACBETH. William Shakespeare. Macmillan Co., 1898. [ 1 924].
One-side. Vlll-X; Adult. 12"; 2 vols; 269 pp 8.05
MERCHANT OF VENICE, THE. William Shakespeare. Houghton
Mifflin Co., 1911. [1922]. One-side. Vll-X; Adult.
12"; 2 vols; 168 pp 5.65
MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM, A. William Shakespeare. Hough-
ton Mifflin Co. 1911. [1922]. One-side. Vl-X; Adult.
12"; 1 vol; 149 pp 4.35
MILES STANDISH AND OTHER SELECTIONS. Henry Wadsworth
Longfellow. 1911. [1922]. Crade 1. (H.P.S.) One-
side. VII-VIII. 10"; 2 vols; 150 pp 3.75
MILESTONES. Arnold Bennett and Edward Knoblauch. 1912 by
Arnold Bennett and Edward Knoblauch. [1923]. (H.P.S.)
One-side. Adult. 10"; 3 vols; 177 pp 4.80
PARADISE LOST— Books l-IV. John Milton. Houghton Mifflin
Co., 1899. [1927]. One-side IX-X. 2 vols; 286 pp 7.20
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LITERATURE
PEACOCK PIE. Walter DeLaMare. Henry Holt & Co. [1928].
Grade 1. One-side. IV-VIII. 1 vol; 87 pp 2.40
PINKIE AND THE FAIRIES (from "A V
Treasury of Plays for Children"). W.
Graham, Robertson. (Montrose J. Moses
Editor). Little, Brown & Co., 1921.
[19233. (P.I.I.B.) One-side. Vlll-X.
V Bound together. 12":
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TOWN, THE. (from "A Treasury '
of Plays for Children") Henry Cuyler
y Bunner. (Montrose J. Moses, Editor).
Little, Brown & Co., 1921. [1923].
(P.I.I.B.) One-side. Vlll-X.
POEMS AND SONGS— Selected. Robert Burns. (Edited with
Notes and an Introduction by P. M. Buch, jr.) Macmillan
Co., 1908. [1929]. One-side. Vll-X. 6 vols; 675 pp... 17.75
POEMS FOR CHILDREN. Walter DeLaMare. Henry Holt & Co.,
1930. [1931]. One-side. MI-VIM. 3 vols; 287 pp 7.80
POEMS THAT EVERY CHILD SHOULD KNOW. Mary Elizabeth
Burt. Crossett & Dunlap, 1904. [1922]. One-side. I V-VI.
12"; 3 vols; 446 pp 13.10
PRINCESS, THE. (A Medley). Alfred Lord Tennyson. (Edited
with Notes and an Introduction by W. Farrand, A. M.
(Princeton). Macmillan Co., 1899. [1926]. One-side.
VIM-IX. 4 vols; 407 pp 10.95
Pr.lSONER OF CHILLON, THE. Lord Byron. Charles E. Merrill
Co., 1911. [1928]. One-side. VM-IX. Pamphlet; 33 pp. . .60
RICHARD III. William Shakespeare. Macmillan Co., 1916.
[1925]. One-side. Vlll-X; Adult. 12"; 2 vols; 260 pp. . . 7.85
RIME OF THE ANCIENT MARINER, THE.
Samuel Taylor Coleridge. [1930].
(H.P.S.) Vl-X; Adult.
\ Bound together. 1 0
POEMS (Miscellaneous). C. Stratton ( ] vo1; n3 PP 2.50
(Selected by). [1930]. (H.P.S.)
Vl-X; Adult.
ROMEO AND JULIET. William Shakespeare. Macmillan Co.,
1917. [1925]. One-side. Vlll-X; Adult. 12"; 2 vols;
236 pp 7.25
SELECTED POEMS OF EDGAR GUEST (from "All that Matters,"
"just Folks," "The Path to Home," and "A Heap O'Livin' ").
Edgar Guest. Reilly & Lee Co. [1923]. (A.L.A.) One-
side. V-X. 6"; 2 vols; 1 62 pp 3.40
SELECTED VERSE (for School Grades Four to Seven). Selected
Authors. [1923]. (H.P.S.) One-side. IV-VII. 10";
1 vol ; 1 07 pp 2.40
SELECTIONS FROM NATURE IN VERSE; POETRY FOR CHILD-
REN. Mary I. Lovejoy. American Book Co., 1895. [1919].
(P.I.I.B.) One-side. IV-VI. 10"; 4 vols; 343 pp.
Vol. I — Songs of Spring 2.00
Vol. II — Songs of Summer 2.20
Vol. Ill — Songs of Autumn 2.00
Vol. IV — Songs of Winter 2.05
Total 8.25
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LITERATURE
SHE STOOPS TO CONQUER. Oliver Goldsmith. (Edited with In-
troduction and Notes by R. N. Whiteford). Macmillan Co.,
1905. [1926]. One-side. IX-X. 2 vols; 196 pp 5.30
SHORTER POEMS OF ALFRED TENNYSON, THE. Alfred Lord
Tennyson. (Edited with Notes and Introduction by Charles
Read Nutter). Macmillan Co., 1903. [1931]. One-side.
Vlll-X; Adult. 4 vols; 461 pp 12.10
SILVER PENNIES (A Collection of Modern Poems for Boys and
Girls.) Blanche Jennings Thompson. Macmillan Co., 1925.
[1929]. Grade 1. One-side. III-VIII. 2 vols; 188 pp... 5.15
SNOW-BOUND (A Winter Idyll). John Greenleaf Whittier.
[1931]. (M.S.B.) One-side. Vll-X. 10"; pamphlet;
44 pp 70
SOHRAB AND RUSTUM. Mathew Arnold. Houghton Mifflin Co.,
1911. [1923]. (P.I.I.B.) One-side. Adult. 10";
pamphlet; 52 pp 75
SONC OF HIAWATHA, THE. Henry Wadsworth Longfellow.
Macmillan Co., 1905. [1920]. One-side. VI -VI 1 1.
12"; 2 vols; 244 pp 7.45
SPELL OF THE YUKON, THE. Robert Service. Barse and Hop-
kins, 1907. [1924]. (U.S.V.B.) One-side. Adult. 12";
1 vol ; 82 pp 2.45
SUPPRESSED DESIRES. (A Comedy in Two Scenes). Susan Glaspell.
(In collaboration with G. C. Cook. This play may not be
produced without payment of royalty. Dramatic rights held
by Susan Glaspell, Provincetown, Massachusetts). Small,
Maynard & Co., 1920. [1925]. (H.P.S.) One-side.
Adult. 1 0"; pamphlet; 54 pp 80
TALES OF A WAYSIDE INN. Henry Wadsworth Longfellow. (New
Edition with Full Teaching and Study Equipment by Barbara
Grace Spayd). Houghton Mifflin Co., 1928. [1931].
One-side. Vlll-X; Adult. 4 vols; 472 pp 12.30
TAXIES AND TOADSTOOLS. Rachel Field. Doubleday, Page &
Co., 1926. [1928]. Grade 1. One-side. III-VI. 1 vol;
77 pp 2.20
THIS SINGING WORLD (An Anthology of Modern Poetry for
Young People). Louis Untermeyer (Editor). Harcourt,
Brace & Co., 1923. [1929]. One-side. IV-IX. 4 vols;
531 pp 13.55
THROUGH THE FARMYARD GATE; RHYMES AND STORIES FOR
LITTLE CHILDREN AT HOME AND IN THE KINDERGAR-
TEN. Emilie Poulsson. Lothrop, Lee Cr Shepard Co., 1924.
[1931]. Grade 1. One-side. I-III. 1 vol ; 98 pp 2.65
THROUGH MAGIC CASEMENTS. George S. Carhart and Paul
A. McGhee. Macmillan Co., 1926. [1930]. (C.A.C.,
C.O.S. of C, O.) Interpoint. VII-IX. 4 vols; 976 pp 12.20
VISION OF SIR LAUNFAL, THE. James Russell Lowell. Mac-
millan Co., 1900. [1923]. One-side. VII-IX. 12";
1 vol; 60 pp 2.25
WAPPIN' WHARF (from "Frightful Plays"). Charles S. Brooks.
Harcourr, Brace & Co., 1922. [1925]. (H.P.S.) One-
side. Adult. 10"; 2 vols; 138 pp 3.55
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PHILOSOPHY AND PSYCHOLOGY
CALM YOURSELF. George Walton. Houghton Mifflin Co., 1913.
[1923]. (E.S.H.) One-side. Adult. 6"; pamphlet;
62 pp. 60
CONQUEST OF FEAR, THE. Basil King. Doubleday, Page & Co.,
1921. [1926]. (H.P.S.) One-side. Adult. 10"; 3
vols; 270 pp . 6.40
COURAGE. Sir James M. Barrie. Charles Scribner's Sons, 1922.
[1923]. (E.S.H.) One-side. IX-X; Adult. 6"; 1 vol;
69 pp. 65
HOW TO USE YOUR MIND. Harry D. Kitson, Ph. D. J. P.
Lippincott Co., 1921. [1926]. (U.S.V.B.) One-side.
Adult. 2 vols; 255 pp .... 5.55
HUMAN NATURE AND CONDUCT. John Dewey. Henry Holt
& Co., 1922. [1926]. (U.S.V.B.) One-side. Adult.
4 vols; 53 1 pp 1 1 .40
IF YOU ARE UP AGAINST IT—GO AROUND. Dr. Frank Crane.
Thomas Y. Crowell Co., 1919. [1919]. (A.L.A.) One-
side. Adult. 12"; pamphlet; 17 pp .40
MIND IN THE MAKING, THE. James Harvey Robinson. Harper
& Bros., 1921. [1924]. (U.S.V.B.) One-side. X; Adult.
12"; 2 vols; 221 pp 6.00
PRIMER OF PSYCHOLOGY. Edward Bradford Titchener. Mac-
millan Co., 1925. [1931]. One-side. Adult. 6 vols;
687 pp 1 7.30
SELECTED PAPERS ON PHILOSOPHY, CHAPTERS I, II, III, IV,
V AND VII. William James. E. P. Dutton & Co. [1922].
(A.L.A.) One-side. Adult. 12"; 1 vol; 144 pp 3.70
STORY OF PHILOSOPHY, THE. Will Durant, Ph. D. Simon &
Schuster, 1927. [1928]. (W.N.) Interpoint. Adult.
5 vols; 1338 pp 16.40
TALKS TO STUDENTS ON SOME OF LIFE'S IDEALS. William
James. Henry Holt & Co., 1900. [1929]. (H.P.S.) One-
side. Adult. 10"; 1 vol; 124 pp ,,..'... 2.70
WHY WE BEHAVE LIKE HUMAN BEINGS. George A. Dorsey,
LL. D., D. Harper & Bros., 1925. [1929]. (N.W.L.C.
of D., M.) Interpoint. Adult. 5 vols; 1 126 pp 14.25
Educational Tests and Measurements
CRAY ORAL READING CHECK TESTS. William S. Cray. Public
School Publishing Co. [1927]. One-side. (Each set in
separate cover) :
Set 1 — Nos. 1-2-3-4-5.
Crade 1 .
6 pp.
Set II — Nos. 1-2-3-4-5.
Grade 1
6 pp.
Set III— Nos. 1-2-3-4-5.
Crade
1. 8 pp.
Total — 20 pp.
SET II— Nos. 1-2-3-4-5.
6 pp.
Set III— Nos. 1-2-3-4-5.
6 pp.
Set IV— Nos. 1-2-3-4-5.
6 pp.
Total — 18 pp
.40
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MONROES STANDARDIZED SILENT READING TESTS. W. S.
Monroe. One-side.
Test I — Form 1 . 7 pp.
Test I — Form 2. 8 pp.
Test II — Form 1. 7 pp.
Test II — Form 2. 7 pp.
Total — 29 pp 50
STANFORD ACHIEVEMENT TESTS. Truman L. Kelley, Giles M.
Ruch and Lewis M. Terman. World Book Co. Copyright in
Great Britain; all rights reserved. One-side. (Each test in
separate cover.) ., S
PRIMARY EXAMINATION— FORM A:
Test 1 . Grade 1 . 1 0 pp.
Test 2. Grade 1 . 6 pp.
Test 3. Grade 1 . £ pp.
Total — 22 pp. 44
PRIMARY EXAMINATION — FORM B:
Test 1. Grade 1. 10 pp.
Test 2. Grade 1 . 6 pp.
Test 3. Grade 1. 6 pp.
Total — 22 pp 44
ADVANCED EXAMINATION— FORM A:
Test 1. 12 pp.
Test 2. 9 pp.
Test 3. 1 1 pp.
Total — 32 pp. 64
ADVANCED EXAMINATION— FORM B:
Test 1. 12 pp.
Test 2. 9 pp.
Test 3. 11 pp.
Total — 32 pp 64
TEST MATERIAL INCLUDED IN 'SELF-SURVEYS FOR THE
BLIND, A MANUAL FOR THE GUIDANCE OF TEACHERS."
Samuel Perkins Hayes, Ph. D. P.I.I.B. [1923]. (P.I.I.B.)
One-side. 10"; 20 tests; 27 pp.
Sample Sheet Arithmetic:
1. Addition, Subtraction, 1 pp 03
2. Multiplication, Division, 1 pp 03
Arithmetical Ingenuity, 1 pp 03
Silent Reading No. 1 , 1 pp 03
Silent Reading No. 2, 1 pp 03
Silent Reading No. 3, 1 pp 03
Silent Reading No. 4, 1 pp 03
Silent Reading No. 5, 2 pp 06
Silent Reading No. 6, 1 pp 03
Silent Reading No. 7, 2 pp 06
Silent Reading No. 8, 2 pp 06
Silent Reading No. 9, 2 pp 06
Verbal Ingenuity, 2pp 06
Practical Information Pressey Test 9, 1 pp 03
Word Completion Pressey Test 6, 1 pp 03
Moral Judgment, 2 pp 06
Logical Judgment, 2 pp 06
Harlan's Test of Information in American History, 1 pp. . . .03
Trabue Completion Test, Scale B, 1 pp 03
Trabue Completion Test, Scale J, 1 po 03
Total — 27 pp
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RELIGION AND MYTHOLOGY
Religion
CHILDREN'S SAINT, THE: THE STORY OF SAINT MADELEINE
SOPHIA. (Roman Catholic). Maud Monahan. Longman's
Green fir Co. [1926]. (K.C.C.) One-side. Pamphlet;
18 pp 35
COLLECTS, EPISTLES AND GOSPELS (from
"The Book of Common Prayer of the
Protestant Episcopal Church").
[1922]. (P.E.C.) One-side. ( Bound together. 12".
SERVICE OF HOLY COMMUNION (from ( 2 vols; 240 pp 6A0
"The Book of Common Prayer of the
Protestant Episcopal Church").
[1922]. (P.E.C.) One-side.
DAILY BIBLE STUDIES— Volumes I and II. Rev. Floyd W.
Tomkins, (Editor). Morehouse Publishing Co.:
Vol. I— [1929]. (P.E.C.) Interpoint. 1 vol; 210 pp 2.70
Vol. II— [1931]. (P.E.C.) Interpoint. 12"; 1 vol; 163 pp. 2.55
DAY UNTO DAY. George Mattheson, D. D. Fleming H. Revell
Co. [1925]. (H.M.C.) One-side. 12"; 2 vols; 1 91 pp. . .
EPISCOPAL CHURCH, THE. Thomas F. Cailor, S. T. D. More-
house Publishing Co. [1923]. (P.E.C.) One-side. 12";
1 vol; 116 pp 3.10
FINDING THE CHRIST IN OURSELVES. H. Emilie Cady. Unity
School of Christianity. [1931]. (U.S.C.) Interpoint.
Pamphlet; 27 pp 35
HAND THAT INTERVENES, THE. W. A. Spicer. Review and
Herald Publishing Association, 1918. [1919]. Grade 1.
(B.T.S.) One-side. 12"; 5 vols; 502 pp 14.05
♦HOLY BIBLE, AUTHORIZED VERSION. (Set forth in 1611 and
commonly known as the King James Version). [1930].
(A.B.S.) Interpoint. 20 vols
♦HOLY BIBLE, REVISED VERSION, AMERICAN STANDARD
REVISED VERSION. [1930]. (A.B.S.) Interpoint. 20 vols.
HYMNS, A SELECTION OF (One Hundred Hymns from the "Hym-
nal of the Protestant Episcopal Church"). [1924]. (P.E.C.)
One-side. 12"; 1 vol ; 1 30 pp 3.40
♦HYMNS, A SMALL COLLECTION OF STANDARD. [1925].
(S.P.E.R.L.) One-side. 1 vol; 60 pp
IN DUE SEASON WE SHALL REAP, IF WE FAINT NOT: Gal. 6:9.
CHRIST JESUS CAME INTO THE WORLD TO SAVE SIN-
NERS: I Tim. 1:15. [1927]. (C.L.H.) One-side. 9";
pamphlet; 13 pp 30
LESSONS IN TRUTH, A COURSE OF TWELVE LESSONS IN PRAC-
TICAL CHRISTIANITY. H. Emilie Cady. Unity School of
Christianity. [1926]. (U.S.C.) One-side. 2 vols; 213 pp. 4.80
♦Copies may be obtained from the American Bible Society, Astor Place,
New York City.
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LITANY, THE (from "The Book of Com- \
mon Prayer of the Protestant Episcopal
Church"). [1923]. (P.E.C.) One-
[ Bound together. 6"
PENITENTIAL OFFICE, THE (from "Thef pamphlet; 32 pp... .40
Book of Common Prayer of the Protes-
tant Episcopal Church"). [1923].
(P. E. C.) One-side.
LITTLE CHILDREN'S BIBLE, THE. Macmillan Co., 1924. [1931].
Grade 1. One-side. 2 vols; 151 pp 4.35
LUTHER'S SMALL CATECHISM AND A FEW BIBLE VERSES.
Martin Luther. (With short explanations by Rev. W. Dall-
mann). Northwestern Publishing House. [1926]. (E.L.
S.M.) One-side. 7"; 1 vol. or pamphlet; 85 pp 95
MACARTNEY, REV. C. E., SERMONS OF:
DOCTRINE OF THE TRINITY, THE. Wilber Harf. [1927].
(P.I.I.B.) One-side. 1 0"; pamphlet; 34 pp 55
EVERLASTING YEA, THE. [1927]. (P.I.I.B.) One-side.
1 0"; pamphlet; 1 6 pp 30
COD'S DAY AND THE SOUL OF MAN. [1927]. (P.I.I.B)
One-side. 1 0"; pamphlet; 1 7 pp 35
MOUNTAIN PEAKS OF OLD TESTAMENT BIOGRAPHY—
III.— GIDEON. Wilber Hanf. [1927]. (P.I.I.B.) One-
side. 10"; pamphlet; 24 pp 45
THREE SERMONS: HOW DOES IT STAND WITH THE BIBLE?
LIFE SO CRUEL, SO FALSE, SO GREAT A
SHAM!
IT TAKES TRIBULATION TO MAKE A
MAN.
[1925]. (P.I.I.B.) One-side. 10"; 1 vol; 61 pp 95
WORDS. [1927]. (P.I.I.B.) One-side. 10"; pamphlet;
18 pp 35
*McCONKEY, REV. JAMES H., SERMONS AND PRAYERS OF.
Silver Publishing Society. (B.C.L.) :
Beauty for Ashes.
Believing is Seeing.
Blessed Hope.
Blessing of Doing, The.
Book of Revelation, The.
Chastening.
Dedicated Life. The.
Eternal Life, The.
Faith.
Father's House, The.
Fifth Sparrow, The.
Fragments of the Word.
Give God a Chance.
God's lewel-Case.
God-Planned Life, The.
Guidance.
Highway of Guidance, The.
Holy Ground.
If We Neglect.
*Write to Rev. McConkey, 1013 Bessemer Building, Pittsburgh, Pennsyl-
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*ln and Out.
Jacob's Struggle.
Lame Feet.
Law and Grace.
Ministry of Suffering, The.
New Commandment, The.
Prayer (Large Edition).
Prayer (Small Edition).
Spirit-Filled Life, The.
Sure Shepherd, The.
Surrendered Life, The.
Three-Fold Secret of the Holy Spirit, The.
Way of Victory, The.
Word, The: How to Study It — How to Teach It.
MAN OF GALILEE, THE — A New Enquiry. George Reuben Wend-
ling. Olcott Publishing Co., 1907. [1927]. (H.M.C.)
Interpoint. Adult. 1 vol ; 1 32 pp
OUR WONDERFUL CHURCH. Gertrude Hollis. [1927]. (P.E.C.)
Interpoint. 1 vol ; 115 pp 1 .75
REASON WHY, THE. R. A. Laidlaw. Christian Life Literature
Fund. [1928]. (C.L.L.F.) Interpoint. 9"; pamphlet;
95 pp 1.05
SEEKING LIFE AND OTHER SERMONS. Rt. Rev. Phillip Brooks,
D. D. E. P. Dutton & Co.,1904. [1926]. (T.R.H.) One-
side. 5 vols; 582 pp 1 2.90
STANDARD BIBLE STORY READERS. Lillie A. Faris:
BOOK I— THE PRIMER. Standard Publishing Co., 1925.
[1931]. Grade 1. One-side. I. 1 vol; 59 pp 1.85
BOOK II— THE FIRST READER. Standard Publishing Co.,
1925. [1931]. Grade 1. One-side. 1 vol;73pp 2.15
BOOK III— THE SECOND READER. Standard Publishing Co.,
1926. [1931]. One-side. II. lvol;89pp 2.45
BOOK IV— THE THIRD READER. Standard Publishing Co.,
1927. [1931]. One-side. III. 1 vol; 1 1 5 pp 3.00
BOOK V— THE FOURTH READER. Standard Publishing Co.,
1928. [1931]. Interpoint. IV. lvol;134pp 2.20
BOOK VI— THE FIFTH READER. Standard Publishing Co.,
1929. [1931]. Interpoint. V. 1. vol; 200 pp 3.00
TALKING WITH GOD. j. J. Kensington (With Introduction by
Very Rev. E. Rousmaniere, D. D., Dean St. Paul's Cathedral,
Boston). Morehouse Publishing Co., 1918. [1925].
(P.E.C.) One-side. Pamphlet; 50 pp. 80
WANDERING JEW, THE. Rabbi Joseph \
Krauskopf. Bulletin Co. [1924].
(J.P.S.A.) One-side. Adult.
LOYALTY OF THE JEW, THE. Rabb' I Bound together 12"
Joseph Krauskopf. Bulletin Co. / ^^-li.,.? ^n ™ ' on
[1924]. (J.P.S.A) One-side. Adult. ( p
ROMANCE OF THE JEWS, THE. Samuel
Purvis, D. D. Bulletin Co. [1924].
(J.P.S.A.) One-side. Adult.
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WHAT CAN A MAN BELIEVE? Bruce Barton. Bobbs-Merrill Co.,
1927. [1930]. (A.C.) Interpoint. Adult. 2 vols; 320 pp. . . 4.40
WHAT IS THE CHRISTIAN RELIGION? E. L. Parsons, Bishop of
California. Morehouse Publishing Co. [1928]. (P.E.C.)
Interpoint. 9"x9V2"; 1 vol; 87 pp 2.45
Mythology
BOOK OF NATURE MYTHS, THE. Florence Holbrook. Houghton
Mifflin Co., 1902. [1921]. Grade 1. (P.I.I.B.) One-
side. II-IV. 10"; 2 vols; 245 pp 5.35
CHILDREN'S HOMER, THE: THE ADVENTURES OF ODYSSEUS
AND THE TALE OF TROY. Padraic Colum. Macmillan Co.,
1918. [1928]. One-side. VI-VIII. 3 vols; 308 pp 8.25
CHILD'S BOOK OF MYTHS, A. Margaret E. Price. Rand Mc-
Nally & Co., 1924. [1927]. Grade 1. One-side. Ill-V.
1 vol; 134 pp 3.40
GOLDEN ACE OF MYTH AND LEGEND, THE. (Being a Revised
and Enlarged Edition of "The Age of Fable"). Thomas
Bulfinch. George G. Harrap & Co., Ltd. [1931]. One-side.
VI-IX. 7 vols; 950 pp 24.15
NATURE MYTHS AND STORIES FOR LITTLE CHILDREN. Flora
J. Cooke. A. Flanagan Co., 1920. [1920]. One-side.
Ill-V. 12"; 1 vol; 1 1 5 pp 3.55
NORSE STORIES. Hamilton Wright Mabie. Roberts Brothers,
1882. [1921], (P.I.I.B.) One-side. V-VII. 10"; 1
vol ; 1 54 pp 3.20
TANGLEWOOD TALES. Nathaniel Hawthorne. Thomas Nelson &
Sons. [1919]. One-side. IV-VIII. 12"; 1 vol; 128 pp. .. 3.85
YOUNG FOLK'S BOOK OF MYTHS, THE. Amy Cruse. Little,
Brown & Co., 1926. [1931]. One-side. VI-VIII. 4 vols;
473 pp 12.35
SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS
Science
ADVANCED GEOGRAPHY. Frank M. McMurry and A. E. Parkins.
Macmillan Co., 1921. [1923]. One-side. VIM. 12";
8 vols; 1021 pp 30.90
ANIMALS. Carolyn D. Wood. Cinn & Co., 1912. [1920].
One-side. IV-VII. 12"; 2 vols; 1 97 pp 6.30
BEYOND THE PASTURE BARS. Dallas Lore Sharp. Century Co.,
1914. [1920]. One-side. IV-VI. 12"; 1 vol; 105 pp 3.30
BILLY AND JANE: EXPLORERS— Books I and II. James Speed.
D. C. Heath & Co., 1924. [1927]. Grade 1. One-side.
Ill-V:
BOOK 1—1 vol; 143 pp 3.60
BOOK 11—2 vols; 1 85 pp 5.10
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SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS
BIOGRAPHY OF A GRIZZLY. Ernest Thompson Seton. Century
Co., 1900. [1922]. One-side. VI -VI 1 1. 12"; 1 vol;
61 pp 2.25
BURGESS BIRD BOOK FOR CHILDREN, THE. Thorton W. Bur-
gess. Little, Brown & Co., 1919. [1920], One-side. IV-VI.
12"; 3 vols; 345 pp 10.70
CREATIVE CHEMISTRY (Selected Chapters from)— DESCRIPTIVE
OF RECENT ACHIEVEMENTS IN THE CHEMICAL INDUS-
TRIES. Edwin Emory Slosson. Century Co., 1919. [1930].
(C.P.S.) One-side. X-XII. 10"; 1 vol; 85 pp 2.05
ELEMENTARY CHEMISTRY. Hollis Godfrey. Longmans Green
Cr Co., 1909. [1924]. One-side. XI-XII; Adult. 12";
6 vols; 696 pp 21 .50
ELEMENTS OF GEOLOGY. Eliot Blackwelder and Harlan H.
Barrows. American Book Co., 1911. [1925]. One-side.
Adult. 12"; 4 vols; 514 pp 15.55
FIELD AND FOREST FRIENDS. Clarence Hawkes. F. C. Browne
Cr Co., 1913. [1920]. One-side. VI-VIII. 12"; 1 vol;
117 pp 3.60
FIRST COURSE IN PHYSICS, A. Robert A. Millikan and Henry
G. Gale. Ginn & Co., 1906. [1924]. One-side. XI-XII.
12"; 7 vols; 759 pp. 23.80
FIRST STEPS IN SCIENTIFIC KNOWLEDGE. Paul Bert. J. B.
Lippincott Co., 1887. [1931]. One-side. VI 1 1 -IX. 6
vols; 728 pp 1 8.90
GENERAL SCIENCE. Otis W. Caldwell and William L Eicken-
berry. Ginn & Co., 1918. [1923]. One-side. VII-VIII.
12"; 4 vols; 508 pp 15.40
GEOGRAPHICAL AND INDUSTRIAL READERS SERIES. Nellie
B. Allen:
ASIA: CHINA AND THE CHINESE. Ginn & Co., 1916.
[1923]. (H.P.S.) One-side. V-VIII. 10"; 1 vol;
97 pp 2.25
ASIA: INDIA AND CEYLON. Ginn & Co., 1918. [1923].
(H.P.S.) One-side. V-VIII. 10"; 1 vol; 87 pp 2.05
NEW EUROPE, THE. Ginn & Co., 1920. [1922]. (CI. PS.)
One-side. V-VIII. 12"; 4 vols; 476 pp 12.70
NORTH AMERICA. Ginn & Co., 1922. [1930]. One-side.
V-VIII. 5 vols; 576 pp 15.10
SOUTH AMERICA: CHILE AND ECUADOR. Ginn & Co.,
1918. [1923]. (H.P.S.) One-side. V-VIII. 10";
1 vol; 69 pp 1.75
HEALTH AND SAFETY. Frances Gulick Jewett. Ginn & Co.,
1916. [1921]. One-side. V-VII. 12"; 2 vols; 1 84 pp. .. 6.00
HOOF AND CLAW. Charles George Douglas Roberts. Macmillan
Co., 1919. [1928]. One-side. VI-VIII. 3 vols; 345 pp. .. 9.05
HUMAN GEOGRAPHY. J. Russell Smith. John C. Winston Co.,
1921. [1930]. (H.P.S.) One-side. IV-VI:
BOOK I — PEOPLES AND COUNTRIES. 10"; 7 vols; 617 pp. .14.70
BOOK II — REGIONS AND TRADE. 10"; 10 vols; 952 pp 22.20
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HUMAN MECHANISM, THE; Its Physiology and Hygiene and the
Sanitation of its Surroundings. Theodore Hough and W. T.
Sedgwick. Cinn & Co., 1918. [19251. One-side. Adult.
12"; 8 vols; 909 pp 28.20
KINGS IN EXILE. Charles George Douglas Roberts. Macmillan
Co., 1910. [1928]. One-side. VII-VIII. 3 vols; 356 pp. 9.30
LITTLE BIRD BLUE. W. L. Finley and Irene Finley. Houghton
Mifflin Co., 1915. [1926]. Grade 1. One-side. I-IV.
6"; pamphlet; 56 pp 90
MAN AND THE STARS. Harlan True Stetson. McGraw-Hill
Book Co., 1930. [1931]. One-side. Adult. 3 vols;
365 pp , 9.45
MATHEMATICAL AND CHEMICAL NOTATION. H. M. Taylor.
[1924]. (Ch.P.S.) One-side. Adult. 10"; pamphlet;
28 pp 40
MICROBE HUNTERS. Paul deKruif. Harcourt, Brace & Co.,
1926. [1929]. Interpoint. IX-X; Adult. 3 vols; 764 pp. . 10.95
MYSTERIOUS UNIVERSE, THE. Sir James Jeans. Macmillan Co.,
1930. [1931]. One-side. Adult. 2 vols; 255 pp 6.55
NATURE STUDY. John Bradford Craig. Maclndor Publishing
Co., 1920:
BOOK I — [1930]. (C.P.S.) One-side. 111. 10"; 2 vols;
1 23 pp 3.30
BOOK II — [1930]. (C.P.S.) One-side. IV. 10"; 2 vols;
1 32 pp 3.45
BOOK III— [1930]. (C.P.S.) One-side. V. 10"; 2 vols;
157 pp 3.85
NEW BIOLOGY. W. M. Smallwood, Ida L. Reveley and Guy A.
Bailey. Allyn & Bacon, 1924. [1929]. One-side. XI -XI I;
Adult. 11 vols; 1384 pp 35.65
NEW GEOGRAPHIES — First Book. Ralph S. Tarr and Frank M.
McMurry. Macmillan Co., 1920. [1924]. One-side.
IV-VI. 12"; 6 vols; 589 pp 18.95
NEW PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY (Revised Edition). Ralph S. Tarr
and O. D. VonEnglen. Macmillan Co., 1926. [1929]. One-
side. IX-X. 1 0 vols; 1 254 pp 32.35
OUR ANIMAL FRIENDS AND FOES. William Atherton DuPuy.
(Introduction by E. W. Nelson). John C. Winston Co.,
1925. [1930]. One-side. VI-VIII. 4 vols; 456 pp 12.00
OUTLINE OF SCIENCE, THE. James A. Thomson. G. P. Put-
nam's Sons, 1922. [1925]. (U.S.V.B.) One-side. Adult.
12"; 13 vols; 1796 pp ' 46.30
PHYSIOLOGY, HYGIENE AND SANITATION. (From "Gulick
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1916. [1922]. One-side. VI-VIII. 1 2"; 3 vols; 375 pp. . 1 1.40
PRACTICAL BOTANY. Joseph Y. Bergen and Otis W. Caldwell.
Ginn & Co., 1911. [1927]. One-side. XI-XII; Adult.
7 vols; 861 pp. . 22.30
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SCIENCE REMAKING THE WORLD. Otis W. Caldwell and Edwin
Emory Slosson. Garden City Publishing Co., 1923. [1931].
One-side. Vlll-X. 4 vols; 509 pp 13.10
SHAGGYCOAT. Clarence Hawkes. George W. Jacobs & Co.,
1906. [1921]. One-side. V-VII. 12"; 1 vol; 142 pp... 4.20
TRAINING OF WILD ANIMALS, THE. Frank C. Bostock. Cen-
tury Co., 1903. [1928]. One-side. V-VII I. 2 vols;
218 pp 5.80
WILD ANIMALS I HAVE KNOWN. Ernest Thompson Seton.
Crosset & Dunlap, 1 895. [1921]. One-side. V-VII I. 12";
2 vols; 222 pp 6.90
WILD FOLK. Samuel Scoville, jr. Little, Brown & Co., 1922.
[1928]. One-side. VII-VIII. 2 vols; 287 pp 7.25
Mathematics
ALGEBRA, FIRST YEAR. Webster Wells and Walter W. Hart.
D. C. Heath Cr Co., 1912. [1924]. (Ch.P.S.) One-side.
IX. 10"; 11 vols; 660 pp 17.80
ALGEBRA, A SECOND BOOK IN (Enlarged Edition). Fletcher
Durell and E. E. Arnold. Charles E. Merrill Co., 1926.
[1930]. One-side. X-XII. 8 vols; 962 pp 30.00
APPLIED ARITHMETIC. Oliver S. Smith. Lyons & Carnahan,
1918. [1926]. One-side. IV-V. 12"; 6 vols; 728 pp... 22.25
BROWN-ELDRIDCE ARITHMETICS— (Grades VII-VIII). Joseph
C. Brown and Albert C. Eldridge. Row, Peterson & Co.,
1925. [1930]. (C.P.S.) One-side. VII-VIII.
VII— 10"; 4 vols; 345 pp 8.25
VIM — 10"; 4 vols; 377 pp 8.80
CHILD'S BOOK OF NUMBERS, A. John C. Stone. Benjamin H.
Sanborn & Co., 1924. [1928]. Grade 1.. One-side. I -II.
2 vols; 1 57 pp 4.50
ESSENTIALS OF ARITHMETIC. George Wentworth and David
Smith:
PRIMARY BOOK. Ginn & Co., 1914. [1919]. Vol. I, Grade
1; Vols. Il-V, Grade 1 Vi. (P.I.I.B.) One-side. III-
IV. 10"; 5 vols; 467 pp 10.95
INTERMEDIATE BOOK. Ginn & Co., 1915. [1921].
(P.I.I.B.) One-side. V-VI. 10"; 4 vols; 545 pp 11.65
ADVANCED BOOK. Ginn & Co., 1915. [1922]. (P.I.I.B.)
One-side. VII-VIII. 12"; 4 vols; 371 pp 10.60
MODERN ARITHMETIC (With Monroe's Standarized Tests).
Bruce M. Watson and Charles E. White. D. C. Heath & Co.,
1922. [1928].
PRIMARY BOOK. Vol. I, Grade 1; Vols. 11 -V, Grade P/2.
One-side. III-IV. 5 vols; 529 pp 14.10
INTERMEDIATE BOOK. One-side. V-VI. 5 vols; 567 pp 14.90
PLANE GEOMETRY. George Wentworth and David Smith. Ginn
fir Co., 1913. [1924]. (H.P.S.) One-side. X-XI. 10";
8 vols; 620 pp 1 5,35
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AB, THE CAVE MAN; A STORY OF THE TIME OF THE STONE
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One-side. I V-V. 1 vol ; 1 39 pp 3.50
ABDALLAH AND THE DONKEY (A Tale of Woe and Joy for
Children From Eight to Eighty Years). Baroness Dombrowski
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1 . One-side. IV-VI. 2 vols; 1 69 pp 4.75
ADAM BEDE. George Eliot. Thomas Y. Crowell Co. [1929].
One-side. Adult. 9 vols; 1251 pp 31.65
ADVENTURES OF BILLY TOPSAIL, THE. Norman Duncan. Flem-
ing H. Revell Co., 1916. [1928]. (H.P.S.) V-VIII.
PART I — 10"; 2 vols; 1 99 pp 4.60
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ADVENTURES OF A BROWNIE, THE. Mrs. Dina Maria (Mulock)
Craik. Harper & Bros. [1928]. Grade 1. One-side. Ill-V.
1 vol ; 1 43 pp 3.60
ADVENTURES OF HUCKLEBERRY FINN. THE (Tom Sawyer's
Comrade). Samuel L. Clemens (Mark Twain). Harper &
Bros., 1912. [1927]. One-side. VII-IX. 5 vols; 634 pp. . 16.30
ADVENTURES OF JOHNNY T. BEAR, THE. Margaret j. McElroy.
E. P. Dutton fir Co., 1926. [1931]. Grade 1. One-side.
I-II. 1 vol; 73 pp 2.15
ADVENTURES OF TOM SAWYER, THE. Samuel L. Clemens
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ACE OF CHIVALRY, OR LEGENDS OF KING ARTHUR, THE.
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One-side. VII-IX. 7 vols; 832 pp 21.65
ACE OF INNOCENCE, THE. Edith Wharton. Henry Holt & Co.,
1915. [1922]. (A.L.A.) One-side. Adult. 12"; 4 vols;
463 pp 12.45
ALICE'S ADVENTURES IN WONDERLAND. Lewis Carroll. Macrae-
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ANCIENT HIGHWAY, THE. James Oliver Curwood. Cosmospoli-
tan Book Corporation, 1925. [1926]. (U.S.V.B.) One-
side. Adult. 5 vols; 592 pp 13.05
ANDERSEN'S FAIRY TALES. Hans Christian Andersen. Macrae-
Smith Co. [1928]. One-side. II-VI. 7 vols; 733 pp 19.60
ANIMAL STORIES. Selected Authors. [1928]. (H.P.S.) One-
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ANNE OF GREEN GABLES. Lucy Maud Montgomery. L. C. Page
fir Co., 1908. [1928]. One-side. VI I -VI 1 1. 5 vols; 629 pp... 16.20
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ARABIAN NIGHTS, THE. Padraic Column (Edited and Selected
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4 vols; 534 pp 1 3.60
ARLO. Bertha B. and Ernest Cobb. G. P. Putnam's Sons, 1915.
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ARROW OF GOLD, THE. Joseph Conrad. Doubleday, Page &
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7 vols; 659 pp 1 5.40
AS IT WAS IN THE BEGINNING. Arthur Train. Macmiilan Co.,
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vols; 1 66 pp 4.00
AS THE CROW FLIES. Cornelia Meigs. Macmiilan Co., 1927.
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AT THE BACK OF THE NORTH WIND. George Macdonald.
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537 pp 13.65
AUTUMN CROCUSES. Anne Douglas Sedgwick. Atlantic Monthly
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BABY ELEPHANT AND THE ZOO MAN. C. E. Kilbourne. Penn
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BABY KANGAROO AND LILLY LAMB. C. E. Kilbourne. Penn
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BABY LION AND THE BUMP-HEAD ANIMAL. C. E. Kilbourne.
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One-side. I-II. 6"; pamphlet; 19 pp 30
BABY MONKEY AND THE WILY WOLF. C. E. Kilbourne. Penn
Publishing Co., 1915. [1919]. Grade 1 . (P.I.I.B.) One-
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BABY OSTRICH AND MR. WISE OWL. C. E. Kilbourne. Penn
Publishing Co., 1915. [1919]. Grade 1 . (P.I.I.B.) One-
side. I-II. 6"; pamphlet; 33 pp 50
BACK OF BEYOND. Stewart E. White. Curtis Publishing Co.
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464 pp 1 2.50
BARNABY LEE. John Bennett. Century Co., 1902. [1928].
One-side. VI-VIII. 5 vols; 579 pp 15.15
BAR SINISTER, THE. Richard Harding Davis. Charles Scrib-
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Adult. 10"; 1 vol ; 74 pp 1 .85
BEARS OF BLUE RIVER, THE. Charles Major. Macmiilan Co.,
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BEGGARS' GOLD. Ernest Poole. Macmiilan Co., 1921. [1924]
(U.S.V.B.) One-side. Adult. 12"; 2 vols; 224 pp '. . 6.10
BELLAMY TRIAL, THE. Frances Noyes Hart. Doubleday, Doran
' & Co., 1927. [1930]. One-side. Adult. 5 vols; 71 1 pp. .. 17.95
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BELLED BUZZARD, THE (from "The Escape of Mr. Trimm").
Irivin S. Cobb. George H. Doran Co., 1913. [1924].
(U.S.V.B.) One-side. Adult. 12"; pamphlet; 26 pp 50
BENEFITS FORGOT (A Story of Lincoln
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Morrow. Frederick A. Stokes Co.,
1917. [1930]. (H.P.S.) One-side. V Bound together. 10".
SCAR THAT TRIPLED/THE (A True Story ( ] vol; 104 pp 2*35
of the Great War). William C. Shep-
herd. Harper & Bros., 1917. [1930].
(H.P.S.) One-side.
BEN HUR, A TALE OF THE CHRIST. Lew Wallace. Harper fir
Bros., 1922. [1925]. One-side. VI I -X; Adult. 12";
7 vols; 899 pp 27.15
BENT TWIG, THE. Dorothy (Canfield) Fisher. Grosser & Dun-
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10 vols; 1050 pp 23.85
BEYOND THE PASTURE BARS. Dallas Lore Sharp. Century Co.,
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BIRDS' CHRISTMAS CAROL, THE. Kate Douglas Wiggin. Hough-
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1 vol ; 59 pp 2.20
BLACK BEAUTY. Anna Sewell. George W. Jacobs & Co. [1923].
One-side. III-VI. 12"; 2 vols; 245 pp 7.50
BLACK CAMEL, THE. Earl Derr Biggers. Bobbs-Merrill Co.,
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479 pp 5.00
BLADES. Ceorge Barr McCutcheon. Dodd, Mead & Co., 1928.
[1930], One-side. Adult. 5 vols; 679 pp 17.25
BLAZED TRAIL, THE. Stewart E. White. Doubleday, Page &
Co., 1902. [1924]. (U.S.V.B.) One-side. VII-IX. 12";
4 vols; 502 pp 1 3.25
BLIND MAN'S EYES, THE. William MacHarg and Edwin Balmer.
A. L. Burt Co., 1916. [1927]. One-side. X; Adult. 10";
6 vols: 622 pp 14.15
BLUE CIRCLE, THE. Elizabeth Jordan. Century Co., 1922.
[1930] One-side. Adult. 3 vols; 460 pp 11.45
BLUE STREAK, THE. Jack Hines. Ceorge \
H. Doran Co., 1917. [1919]. (A.L. )
A.) One-side. Adult. I >ound together. 12";
ONE MAN DOG, THE. Jack Hines. ( Jamphlet; 44 pp' ■• '80
Ceorge H. Doran Co., 1917. [19I9J. I
(A.L.A.) One-side. Adult. '
BLUEBONNET BEND. Augusta Huiell Seaman. Century Co., 1925.
[1926]. One-side. VII-IX. 2 vols; 255 pp 6.55
BOB, SON OF BATTLE. Alfred Ollivant. Doubleday, Page &
Co., 1898. [1929]. One-side. Vlll-X. 4 vols; 494 pp. .. 12.75
BOGA— THE ELEPHANT. Baroness Dombrowski (KOS., Pseud.)
Macmillan Co., 1928. [1930]. Grade 1. One-side.
Ill-V. 2 vols; 138 pp 4.10
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BOJABI TREE, THE. Edith Rickert. Doubleday, Page & Co.,
1923. [1928]. Grade 1. One-side. I -I If. 6"; pamphlet;
40 pp 65
BOOK OF FABLES AND FOLK STORIES, THE. Horace E. Scudder,
Houghton Mifflin Co., 1919. [1920]. One-side. II-IV.
12"; 1 vol : 135 pp 4.05
BOOK OF NURSERY RHYMES, A. Charles Welch. D. C. Heath
& Co., 1901. [1920]. Grade 1. One-side. I-II. 6";
2 vols; 233 pp 5.45
BORROWED MONTH, A. Frank R. Stockton. Charles Scribner's
Sons, 1894. [1919]. (P.I. LB.) One-side. IX-X; Adult.
7"; 1 vol; 108 pp 2.10
BOSS OF THE LAZY Y, THE. Charles Alden Seltzer. A. C. Mc-
Clurg Co., 1915. [1924]. (U.S.V.B.) One-side. Adult.
12"; 2 vols; 297 pp 7.55
BOY SCOUTS AND OTHER STORIES, THE. Richard Harding Davis.
Charles Scribner's Sons, 1917. [1923]. One-side. V-VIII.
12"; 2 vols: 191 pp 6.20
BOYS OF OTHER COUNTRIES. Bayard Taylor. G. P. Putnam's
Sons, 1912. [1920]. One-side. IV-VI. 12"; 2 vols;
170 pp 5.70
BRIDGE OF SAN LUIS REY, THE. Thornton Wilder. Albert and
Charles Boni, Inc., 1927. [1928]. (H.P.S.) One-side.
X; Adult. 2 vols; 1 86 pp 4.35
BROTHER SAUL. Donn Byrne. Century Co., 1927. [1931].
One-side. Adult. 6 vols; 772 pp 19.80
BRUSHWOOD BOY, THE. Rudyard Kipling. Doubleday, Page &
Co., 1907. [1921]. (A.L.A.) One-side. Adult. 12";
pamphlet; 56 pp 1 .00
BURIAL OF THE GUNS, THE. Thomas Nelson Page. Charles Scrib-
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12"; pamphlet; 43 pp 80
BURIED ALIVE. Arnold Bennett. George H. Doran Co., 1923.
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CALEB WEST, MASTER DIVER. F. Hopkinson Smith. Houghton
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VIII. 12"; 3 vols; 382 pp 10.05
CALL OF THE OFFSHORE WIND, THE. Ralph Delahaye Paine.
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5 vols; 558 pp 14.70
CANTERVILLE GHOST, THE. Oscar Wilde. G. P. Putnam's
Sons, 1921. [1924]. v (H.P.S.) One-side. Adult. 10";
1 vol ; 68 pp 1 .75
CAP, THE RED CROSS DOC, AND OTHER STORIES. Georgene
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CAPTAIN BLOOD. Rafael Sabatini. Houghton Mifflin Co., 1922.
[1925]. (U.S.V.B.) One-side. X; Adult. 12"; 4 vols;
513 pp 13.45
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"CAPTAINS COURAGEOUS". Rudyard Kipling. Doubleday, Page
& Co., 1897. [1929]. One-side. VI-IX. 3 vols; 342 pp... 9.00
CAPTIVE IN THE CAUCASUS, A. Count \
Leo Nikolaevich Tolstoi. Hall & Locke J
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WHERE LOVE IS, THERE COD IS ALSO. (] vol; 98 pp 2'25
Count Leo Nikolaevich Tolstoi. Mac- 1
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One-side. Adult. /
CAROLINIAN, THE. Rafael Sabatini. Houghton Mifflin Co.,
1925. [1926]. One-side. X; Adult. 7 vols; 823 pp 21.50
CASTING AWAY OF MRS. LECKS AND MRS. ALE5HINE, THE.
Frank R. Stockton. Century Co., 1 898. [1923]. (A.L.A.)
One-side. VII-IX. 12"; 2 vols; 251 pp 6.60
CHANGELING, THE. Donn Byrne. Century Co., 1 923. [1925].
(H.P.S.) One-side. Adult. 10"; 1 vol; 95 pp 2.20
CHANCING ROAD, THE. Harold MacCrath. Doubleday, Doran
& Co., 1927. [1930]. One-side. Adult. 3 vols; 376 pp. . . 9.70
CHARLIE AND HIS COAST GUARDS. Helen Hill and Violet Max-
well. Macmillan Co., 1925. [1931]. Grade 1. One-side.
II-IV. 2 vols; 170 pp 4.75
CHARLIE AND HIS FRIENDS. Helen Hill and Violet Maxwell.
Macmillan Co., 1927. [1931]. Grade 1. One-side. I-IV.
2 vols; 1 70 pp 4.75
CHARLIE AND HIS KITTEN TOPSY. Helen Hill and Violet Max-
well. Macmillan Co., 1922. [1927]. Grade 1. One-side.
I-V. 1 vol; 92 pp 2.55
CHARLIE AND HIS PUPPY BINGO. Helen Hill and Violet Max-
well. Macmillan Co., 1923. [1931]. Grade 1. One-
side. I-III. 1 vol; 140 pp 3.55
CHARLIE AND THE SURPRISE HOUSE. Helen Hill and Violet Max-
well. Macmillan Co., 1926. [1931]. Grade 1. One-side.
III-IV. 2 vols; 204 pp 5.50
CHECKERBOARD SQUARE AND OTHER STORIES, THE. Selected
Authors. [1922]. Grade 1. (H.P.S.) One-side. VI-
VIII. 10"; 1 vol; 92 pp 2.15
CHILD HEALTH ALPHABET. Mrs. Frederick Peterson. Child
Health Organization of America, 1918. [1921]. Grade 1.
One-side. I l-lll. 6"; pamphlet; 25 pp 45
CHILDREN OF DICKENS, THE. S. McChord Crothers. Charles
Scribner's Sons, 1925. [1928]. One-side. VI-VIII. 2
vols; 304 pp 7.60
CHINESE COAT, THE. Jennette Lee. Charles Scribner's Sons,
1920. [1930]. One-side. Adult. 2 vols; 1 59 pp 4.55
CHO-CHO AND THE HEALTH FAIRY (Six Stories). Eleanor
Glendower Griffith. Child Health Organization of America,
1919. [1921]. Grade 1. One-side. III-IV. 6"; 1
vol ; 82 pp 2.05
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CHRIST LEGENDS. Selma Lagerlof. Henry Holt & Co., 1908.
[1926]. (H.P.S.) One-side. 10"; 3 vols; 311 pp 7.10
CHRISTMAS CAROL, A. Charles Dickens. A. L. Burt Co. [1921].
One-side. VII-IX. 12"; 1 vol; 1 29 pp 3.90
CHRISTMAS LEGENDS AND STORIES. Selected Authors. [1924].
(H.P.S.) One-side. IV-VII. 10"; 1 vol; 84 pp 2.00
CHRISTMAS MASQUERADE AND OTHER STORIES. Mary E.
Wilkins. [1924]. (H.P.S.) One-side. IV-VI. 10"; 1
vol; 91 pp 2.15
CHRISTMAS STORIES (from "Twenty-four Unusual Stories for
Boys and Girls"). Anna Coggswell Tyler. (Arranged and
told by). Harcourt, Bruce & Co., 1921. [1930]. (J.W.C.
of A., N.J.) Interpoint. V-VIII. 1 vol; 68 pp 1.25
CIRCULAR STAIRCASE, THE. Mary Roberts Rhinehart. Grosser
& Dunlap, 1908. [1925]. (D.W.L.B.) One-side. Adult.
4 vols; 435 pp 9.80
CLEAN PETER AND THE CHILDREN OF CRUBBYLEA. Ottilia
Adelborg. (Translated by Ada Wallace). Longmans, Green
& Co. [1923]. Grade 1. One-side. I-II. 6"; pamphlet;
12 pp ' 25
CLEOPATRA. H. Rider Haggard. Longmans, Green & Co. [1924].
(U.S.V.B.) One-side. Adult. 12"; 3 vols; 430 pp 11.00
CLOISTER AND THE HEARTH, THE. Charles Reade. Oxford
University Press. [1927]. One-side. Vlll-X; Adult. 13
vols; 1748 pp 44.50
COCK, THE MOUSE AND THE LITTLE RED HEN, THE. Felicite
Lefevere (Retold by). Macrae-Smith Co. [1928]. Grade 1.
One-side. I-IV. 6"; pamphlet; 22 pp 40
COLONIAL STORIES RETOLD FROM ST. NICHOLAS. Selected
Authors. Century Co., 1905. [1920]. One-side. V-VIII.
12"; 1 vol ; 1 40 pp 4.1 5
CONN OF THE CORAL SEAS. Beatrice Grimshaw. Macmillan Co.,
1922. [1924]. (H.P.S.) One-side. Adult. 10"; 7
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CONNECTICUT YANKEE IN KING ARTHURS COURT, A. Sam-
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[1925]. (U.S.V.B.) One-side. IX-X. 12"; 4 vols;
494 pp 13.10
CONQUEROR, THE. Gertrude Atherton. Frederick A. Stokes
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6 vols; 862 pp 22.05
CONQUEST OF CANAAN, THE. Booth Tarkington. Harper &
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3 vols; 368 pp 9.75
COSY-TIME TALES. Natalie Joan. Thomas Nelson & Sons.
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COURAGE OF THE COMMONPLACE, THE. Mary Raymond Ship-
man Andrews. Charles Scribner's Sons, 1911. [1920].
Grade 1. (H.P.S.) One-side. Vlll-X. 1 0"; 1 vol; 68 pp. . . 1.75
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COVERED WAGON, THE. Emerson Hough. Curtis Publishing
Co., 1922. [1924]. (H.P.S.) One-side. Vll-X; Adult.
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CRANFORD. Mrs. Elizabeth C. Caskell. A. L. Burt Co. [1927].
One-side. IX-X; Adult. 4 vols; 449 pp 1 1.80
CRIMSON SWEATER, THE. Ralph Henry Barbour. Century Co.,
1906. [1928]. One-side. VI-VIII. 4 vols; 467 pp 12.20
CRISIS, THE. Winston Churchill. Macmiilan Co., 1901. [1927].
One-side. Adult. 9 vols; 1083 pp 28.15
CROSSING, THE. Winston Churchill. Macmiilan Co., 1904.
[1927]. One-side. Adult. 10 vols; 1 288 pp 33.05
CUCKOO CLOCK, THE. Mrs. Mary Louisa (Stewart) Molesworth.
Macmiilan Co., 1893. [1926]. One-side. IV-VI. 2
vols; 238 pp 6.20
CUTTERS, THE. Bess Streeter Aldrich. D. Appleton & Co., 1926.
[1929]. One-side. Adult. 3 vols; 301 pp 8.10
DARK FRIGATE, THE. Charles Boardman Hawes. Little, Brown
& Co., 1923. [1927]. One-side. VII-IX. 3 vols; 41 4 pp. 10.50
DAVID COPPERFIELD. Charles Dickens. Scott, Foresman &
Co., 1919. [1924]. One-side. VII-IX. 12"; 11 vols;
1624 pp 47.80
DAVID HARUM. Edward Noyes Westcott. D. Appleton & Co.,
1898. [1925]. One-side. IX-X. 12"; 4 vols; 473 pp... 14.55
DAY WITH FATHER, A. Francis Ellington Leupp. Charles Scrib-
ner's Sons, 1914. [1919]. (A.L.A.) One-side. IX-X.
6" ; 1 vol ; 92 pp 1.85
DEAR ENEMY. Jean Webster. Century Co., 1915. [1920].
Grade 1. (H.P.S.) One-side. Vll-X. 1 0"; 6 vols; 41 9 pp. 10.70
DEBT, THE. Edith Wharton. Charles Scribner's Sons, 1910.
[1920]. (A.L.A.) One-side. Adult. 6"; pamphlet;
54 pp 75
DESCENT INTO THE MAELSTROM, A.
Edgar Allen Poe. Century Co., 1901.
[1919]. (A.L.A.) One-side. IX-X;
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PURLOINED LETTER, THE. Edgar Allen [ D . ,w
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(A.L.A.) One-side. IX-X. /I vol; 73 pp 2.25
MASQUE OF THE RED DEATH, THE. 1
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[1919]. (A.L.A.) One-side. IX-X; 7
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DIAMONDS AND DIAMONDS. Robert Kerr Kennedy. [1920].
(A.L.A.) One-side. Adult. 6"; pamphlet; 36 pp 55
DOCAS, THE INDIAN BOY OF SANTA CLARA. Cenevra Sisson
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Ill-V. 2 vols; 174 pp 4.85
DR. GANDER OF YOUNCLAND. General Bennett H. Young.
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DOCTOR NYE. Jospeh C. Lincoln. D. Appleton & Co., 1923.
[1924]. (U.S.V.B.) One-side. Adult. 12"; 4 vols;
515 pp 13.50
DR. PETE OF THE SIERRAS. Mary Montague Davis. Macmillan
Co., 1928. [1930]. One-side. VI-VII. 2 vols; 284 pp... 7.15
DOG OF FLANDERS, A. Louisa DeLaRamee. J. B. Lippincott
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68 pp 2.45
DONKEY JOHN OF THE TOY VALLEY. Margaret W Morlev.
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vols; 227 pp 5.95
DRUMS. James Boyd. Charles Scribner's Sons, 1925. [1927].
One-side. Adult. 8 vols; 928 pp 24.30
DUTCH TWINS, THE. Lucy Fitch Perkins. Houghton Mifflin Co.,
1911. [1920]. Grade 1. One-side. II-IV. 6"; 2 vols;
229 pp 5.40
EARLY CANDLELIGHT STORIES. Stella C. Shetter. Rand McNallv
& Co., 1928. [19281. (H.P.S.) One-side. I-IV. 10"; 2
vols; 1 99 pp 4.60
EAST O' THE SUN AND WEST O' THE MOON, AND OTHER
NORWEGIAN FOLK TALES. Mrs. Cudrun Thorne-Thomsen.
Row, Peterson & Co., 1912. [1929]. (H.P.S.) One-side.
Il-V. 10"; 2 vols; 151 pd 3.75
EDITH BONHAM. Mary Hallock Foote. Houghton Mifflin Co.,
1917. [1930]. One-side. Adult. 4 vols; 505 pp 13.00
EIGHT COUSINS. Louisa M. Alcott. Little, Brown & Co., 1901.
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EMIGRANTS. johan Bojer. Century Co., 1925. [1927].
(H.M.C.) One-side. Adult. 10"; 6 vols; 634 pp 14.35
EMMELINE. Elsie Singmaster. Houghton Mifflin Co., 1916.
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ENCHANTED CANYON, THE. Honore (Willsie) Morrow. Fred-
erick A. Stokes Co., 1921. [1922]. (H.P.S.) One-side.
Adult. 10"; 8 vols; 742 pp 17.40
ENCHANTED CHILDREN, THE. Vivian T Pomeroy Houghton
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154 pp 4.35
EPIC OF KINGS, THE. (Retold from Firdusi's "Shahnameh") .
Helen Zimmern, (Retold by). Macmillan Co., 1926. [1928].
One-side. VI-VIII. 4 vols; 496 pp 12.80
ESKIMO TWINS, THE. Lucy Fitch Perkins. Houghton Mifflin
Co., 1914. [1928]. Grade 1. One-side. Il-V. 2 vols;
1 57 pp 4.50
EVERYBODY'S LONESOME. Clara E. Laughlin. Fleming H.
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12"; 1 vol; 77 pp 2.35
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FACE IN THE WINDOW, THE. William
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DEVIL'S TOOLS, THE. Melville Davisson /
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FAINT PERFUME. Zona Gale. D. Appleton fir Co., 1923. [1924].
(H.P.S.) One-side. Adult. 10"; 3 vols; 225 pp 5.60
FAIR BARBARIAN, A. Frances Hodgson Burnett. Charles Scrib-
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202 pp 6.45
FAIR HARBOR. Joseph C. Lincoln. D. Appleton & Co., 1922.
[1924]. (U.S.V.B.) One-side. Adult. 12"; 5 vols;
574 pp 15.50
FAIRY STORIES AND FABLES. James Baldwin. American Book
Co., 1895. [1919]. Grade 1. One-side. 1 1 -IV. 12";
2 vols; 1 74 pp 5.75
FAIRY TALES. Selected Authors. [1922]. (H.P.S.) One-
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FAMOUS MODERN GHOST STORIES. Dorothy Scarborough. C. P.
Putnam's Sons, 1921. [1924]. (U.S.V.B.) One-side.
Adult. 12"; 4 vols; 432 pp 11.85
FANNY HERSELF. Edna Ferber. Frederick A. Stokes Co., 1917.
[1930]. One-side. Adult. 5 vols; 624 pp 15.50
FIFTY FAMOUS STORIES RETOLD. James Baldwin. American
Book Co., 1896. [1919]. One-side. Il-V. 12"; 2 vols;
1 66 pp 5.60
54-40 OR FIGHT. Emerson Hough. Bobbs-Merrill Co., 1909.
[1924]. (U.S.V.B.) One-side. Vll-X; Adult. 12";
3 vols; 391 po 10.20
FIRST DOWN KENTUCKY. Ralph Delahaye Paine. Houghton
Mifflin Co., 1921. [1931]. One-side. VII-VIII. 4 vols;
533 pp 1 3.60
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS AND OTHER STORIES. Herman White
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Adult. 12"; 2 vols; 253 pp 7.65
FLAC, THE. Homer Greene. George W. Jacobs & Co., 1917.
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FLOWING GOLD. Rex Beach. Harper & Bros., 1922. [1927].
(U.S.V.B.) One-side. Adult. 6 vols; 745 pp 16.25
FOLK TALES. Selected Authors. [1928]. (H.P.S.) One-
side. Ill-V. 10"; 1 vol; 1 20 pp 2.65
FOREVER FREE (A Novel of Abraham Lincoln). Honore (Willsie)
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6 vols; 774 pp 19.85
FORGE IN THE FOREST, THE. Padraic Colum. Macmillan Co.,
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FOUR FEATHERS, THE. A. E. W. Mason. Macmillan Co., 1902.
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459 pp 1 2.40
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(U.S.V.B.) One-side. IX-X. 12"; 4 vols; 431 pp 11.80
FRIENDLY ROAD, THE. David Grayson. DoubJeday, Doran & Co.,
1913. [1930]. One-side. Adult. 3 vols; 356 pp 9.30
FROM BASEBALL TO BOCHES. H. C. Witwer. Small, May-
nard & Co., 1918. [1919]. Grade 1. (P.I.I.B.) One-
side. Adult. 9"; pamphlet; 37 pp 60
FROM THE LIFE. Harvey J. O'Higgins. Harper & Bros., 1919.
[1925]. (H.P.S.) One-side. Adult. 10"; 1 vol; 112 pp.. 2.50
CALLECHER. Richard Harding Davis.
Charles Scribner's Sons, 1891. [1923].
(H.P.S.) One-side. Vlll-X; Adult. ,
\ Bound together. 1 0 ,
MY DISREPUTABLE FRIEND MR. RAE- >1 vol 101 pp 2 30
GEN. Richard Harding Davis. Charles '
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(H.P.S.) One-side. Vlll-X; Adult.
GARDEN BEHIND THE MOON, THE. Howard Pyle. Charles
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186 pp 5.10
GENTLE GRAFTER, THE. Sidney Porter (O. Henry, Pseud).
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2 vols; 282 pp 7.10
GIANT OF APPLE PIE HILL AND OTHER STORIES, THE. Marian
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One-side. II-IV. 4 vols; 370 pp 10.15
GIFT, THE. Margaret Prescott Montague. Atlantic Monthly Co.,
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CILMAN OF REDFORD. William Stearns Davis. Macmillan Co.,
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GINGERBREAD HOUSE, THE. Catherine Mais. Funk & Wagnalls
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COAT FEATHERS. Ellis Parker Butler. Houghton Mifflin Co.,
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One-side. Adult. 12"; pamphlet; 16 pp 40
GOD'S COUNTRY AND THE WOMAN. James Oliver Curwood.
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side. Adult. 12"; 3 vols; 296 pp 8.30
CO-GETTER, THE. Peter B. Kyne. Cosmospolitan Book Corp.,
1921. [1924]. (U.S.V.B.) One-side. Adult. 12";
pamphlet; 53 pp 95
COLD BUG, THE. Edgar Allen Poe. Century Co., 1901. [1922].
(H.P.S.) One-side. VII-IX. 10"; 1 vol; 89 pp 2.10
GOLDEN GOOSE AND OTHER FAIRY TALES, THE. Eva March
Tappan (Translated from Swedish by) . Houghton Mifflin
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236 pp 6.15
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GOOD OLD STORIES FOR BOYS AND GIRLS. Elva S. Smith
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One-side. IV-VII. 3 vols; 404 pp 10.30
GOOD SAMARITAN, A. Mary Raymond Shipman Andrews. A. L.
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lt; 38 pp 75
GOOD SPORTS. Olive Higgins Prouty. Frederick A. Stokes Co.,
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80 pp 1 .95
GREAT IMPERSONATION, THE. E. Phillips Oppenheim. Little,
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Adult. 12"; 3 vols; 353 pp 9.45
GREAT PRINCE SHAN, THE. E. Phillips Oppenheim. Little,
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Adult. 12"; 2 vols; 294 pp 7.50
GREAT QUEST, THE. Charles Boardman Hawes. Little, Brown
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618 pp 16.00
GREAT STONE FACE AND OTHER TALES OF THE WHITE
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118 pp 3.10
GREEN MANSIONS. William Henry Hudson. Alfred A. Knopf
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GREEN TIMBER TRAILS. William Gerard Chapman. Century Co.,
1919. [1928]. One-side. VII-IX. 3 vols; 284 pp 7.75
CREYFRIAR'S BOBBY. Eleanor Atkinson. Harper & Bros., 1912.
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GRIMM'S FAIRY TALES. Brothers Grimm. Rand McNally &
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HANS BRINKER OR THE SILVER SKATES. Mary Mapes Dodge.
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12"; 3 vols; 377 pp 11.45
HAPPY MOUNTAIN, THE. Maristan Chapman. Viking Press,
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HAPPY PRINCE AND OTHER TALES, THE. Oscar Wilde. Duck-
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1 vol ; 59 pp 1 .60
HARBOR, THE. Ernest Poole. Macmillan Co., 1915. [1928].
(H.P.S.) One-side. Adult. 7 vols; 695 pp 16.00
HARI, THE JUNGLE LAD. Dhan Gopal Mukerji. E. P. Dutton
& Co., 1924. [1925]. (LCD.) One-side. V-VII. 2
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HAUNTED BOOKSHOP, THE. Christopher Moreley. Doubleday,
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12"; 3 vols; 291 pp 8.20
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HE KNEW LINCOLN. Ida M. Tarbell. Macmillan Co., 1907.
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HEIDI. Johanna Spyri. (Translated by Helene S. White). Thomas
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HEIR OF LINNE AND OTHER STORIES, THE. Elizabeth W. Crier-
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68 pp 1.75
HELEN'S BABIES. John Habberton. A. L. Burt Co., 1881.
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HER SECRET. Will Payne. International Magazine Co., 1920.
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72 pp 1 .55
HEROES, THE, OR CREEK FAIRY TALES FOR MY CHILDREN.
Charles Kingsley. Medici Society, Ltd. [1929]. One-
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HEYDAY OF THE BLOOD, THE (from "Hillsboro People"). Doro-
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(A.L.A.) One-side. Adult. 6"; pamphlet; 36 pp 55
HIGH FIRES. Marjorie B. McClure. Little, Brown & Co., 1924.
[1927]. (H.P.S.) One-side. Adult. 1 0"; 7 vols; 680 pp. . 1 5.75
HIS SOUL GOES MARCHING ON. Mary Raymond Shipman
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(N.Y.S.L.) One-side. X. 12"; 1 vol; 65 pp 2.10
HOLIDAYS IN STORY AND VERSE. Selected Authors. [1924].
(H.P.S.) One-side. V-VII. 10"; 1 vol; 74 pp 1.85
HONORABLE MR. TAWNISH, THE. Jeffery Farnol. Little.
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side. X; Adult. 10"; 2 vols; 135 pp 3.50
HOOF AND CLAW. Charles George Douglas Roberts. Macmillan
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HOOSIER SCHOOL BOY, THE. Edward Eggleston. Charles Scrib-
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vols; 1 65 pp 5.55
HOOSIER SCHOOLMASTER, THE. Edward Eggleston. Orange
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3 vols; 365 pp 9.45
HOPALONG CASSIDY. Clarence Mulford. A. L. Burt Co. Copy-
right, 1910 by A. C. McClurg Co. [1924]. (U.S.V.B.)
One-side. Adult. 12"; 3 vols; 407 pp 10.55
HOUSEHOLD STORIES (from the Collection of the Brothers
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vols; 509 pp 13.10
HOUSE OF SEVEN GABLES, THE. Nathaniel Hawthorne. Scott,
Foresman & Co., 1919. [1923]. One-side. V-VIII. 12";
4 vols; 510 pp 15.45
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HOW THE ANIMALS CAME TO THE CIRCUS. Elizabeth Cale.
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HUGH WYNNE. S. Weir Mitchell. Century Co., 1922. [1924].
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HYPATIA. Charles Kingsley. A. L. Burt Co. [1923]. (A.L.A.)
One-side. Adult. 12"; 6 vols; 733 pp 19.45
IF I WERE KING. Justin McCarthy. Harper & Bros., 1918.
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237 pp 6.35
IF WINTER COMES. A. S. M. Hutchison. Copyright 1921 by
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10"; 8 vols; 758 pp 17.70
IN THE DAYS OF THE GIANTS. Abbie F. Brown. Houghton
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285 pp 7.20
IN THE DAYS OF THE GUILD. Louise Lamprey. Frederick A.
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10"; 2 vols; 233 pp 5.15
IN THE TIME OF THE TERROR AND OTHER STORIES. (from
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INDIAN DRUM, THE. William MacHarg and Edwin Balmer.
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12"; 4 vols; 449 pp 13.95
INDIAN SUMMER OF A FORSYTE (from "The Forsyte Saga").
John Calsworthy. International Magazine Co., 1920. [1927].
(H.P.S.) Adult. 10"; 2 vols; 122 pp 3.25
INDIAN WHY STORIES. Frank B. Lindeman. Charles Scribner's
Sons, 1915. [1922]. One-side. IV-V. 12"; 1 vol; 126 pp 3.80
IRISH TWINS, THE. Lucy Fitch Perkins. Houghton Mifflin Co.,
1913. [1928], Grade 1. One-side. Ill-V. 2 vols;
158 pp 4.50
ISRAEL DRAKE AND OTHER STORIES. Katharine Mayo and
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10"; 1 vol ; 93 pp 2.20
IVANHOE. Sir Walter Scott. Macmillan Co., 1900. [1922].
One-side. Vll-X. 12"; 6 vols; 831 pp 24.75
I'VE COME TO STAY. Mary Heaton Vorse. . Century Co. [1922].
(H.P.S.) One-side. Adult. 10"; 2 vols; 172 pp 4.10
JACK THE GIANT KILLER AND OTHER STORIES. Selected
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One-side. Ill-V. 6"; 2 vols; 1 60 pp 4.00
JACQUELINE OF THE CARRIER PIGEONS. Augusta Huiell Sea-
man. Macmillan Co., 1910. [1928]. One-side. VI-VIII.
2 vols; 254 pp 6.55
JANE EYRE. Charlotte Bronte. E. P. Dutton & Co. [1926].
One-side. X; Adult. 9 vols; 11 68 pp 29.90
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JAPANESE TWINS, THE. Lucy Fitch Perkins. Houghton Mifflin
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JATAKA TALES. Ellen C. Babbitt (Retold by). Century Co.,
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JAVA HEAD. Joseph Hergesheimer. Alfred A. Knopf, 1918.
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JIM DAVIS. John Masefield. David McKay. [1927]. One-side.
VII-IX. 2 vols; 275 pp 7.00
JOHNNY BEAR AND OTHER STORIES. Selected Authors. [1924].
(H.P.S.) One-side. 10"; 1 vol; 86 pp 2.05
JO'S BOYS. Louisa M. Alcott. Little, Brown & Co., 1914.
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JOURNEY TO HEALTH LAND, A. James Mace Andress and Annie
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JUNGLE BOOK, THE. Rudyard Kipling. Century Co., 1894.
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JUPIE FOLLOWS HIS TALE. Neely McCoy. Macmillan Co., 1928.
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JUST DAVID. Eleanor H. Porter. Houghton Mifflin Co., 1916.
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KARI, THE ELEPHANT. Dhan Copal Mukerji. E. P. Dutton &
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KATRINKA. Helen E. Haskell. E. P. Dutton & Co., 1915. [1928].
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KAZAN. James Oliver Curwood. Cosmospolitan Book Corp.,
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KEEPER OF THE BEES, THE. Gene Stratton-Porter. Doubleday,
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KELLER'S ANNA RUTH. Elsie Singmaster. Houghton Mifflin
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KENILWORTH. Sir Walter Scott. A. L. Burt Co. [1 927]. One-
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KENTUCKY CARDINAL, A. (A Story) . James Lane Allen. Mac-
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KIDNAPPED. Robert Louis Stevenson. Macrae-Smith Co. [1928].
One-side. VII-VIII. 4 vols; 466 pp 12.20
KIM. Rudyard Kipling. 1901. [1926]. (H.P.S.) One-side.
Vlll-X. 7 vols; 674 pp. 15.65
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KINDRED OF THE DUST. Peter B. Kyne. Cosmospolitan Book
Corp., 1920. [1922]. (A.L.A.) One-side. Adult. 12";
4 vols; 444 pp 12.10
KING ARTHUR AND HIS KNIGHTS OF THE ROUND TABLE.
Sir Thomas Malory. (Edited by Clifton Johnson). Mac-
millan Co., 1916. [1930]. One-side. VI -X. 4 vols;
531 pp 13.55
KING OF THE GOLDEN RIVER, THE. John Ruskin. Thomas Y.
Crowell Co. [1919]. One-side. IV-VII. 12"; pamphlet;
46 pp 1.00
KINGS IN EXILE. Charles Ceorge Douglas Roberts. Macmillan
Co., 1910. [1928]. One-side. VII-VIII. 3 vols; 356 pp. .. 9.30
KING'S WISH, THE. Thomas Guthrie Marquis. Ryerson Press,
1924. [1928]. One-side. Vlll-X. 2 vols; 226 pp 5.95
LAD: A DOG. Albert Payson Terhune. E. P. Dutton & Co., 1919.
[1922]. One-side. Vll-X. 12"; 3 vols; 370 pp 11.30
LANCE OF KANANA, THE, ARDAVAN. Henry Williard French
(Translated by). Charles Scribner's Sons, 1892. [1920].
Grade 1. (H.P.S.) One-side. VII. 10"; 3 vols; 184 pp... 4.90
LARS, THE USELESS, WAS A NUISANCE. \
Jack Lait. Doubleday, Page & Co., 1
1916. [1920]. (A.L.A.) One-side. I
Adult- \ Bound together. 6";
IT WASN'T HONEST, BUT IT WAS f pamph,et; 30 pp " A5
SWEET. Jack Lait. Doubleday, Page I
& Co., 1916. [1920]. (A.L.A.) 1
One-side. Adult. /
LAST DAYS OF POMPEII, THE. Sir Bulwer Lytton. Collins Clear
Type Press. [1927]. One-side. Vlll-X; Adult. 8 vols;
993 pp 25.65
LAST OF THE MOHICANS, THE. James Fenimore Cooper. C. P.
Putnam's Sons [1925]. One-side. VII-VIII. 12"; 5 vols;
656 pp 19.75
LAST OF THE PETERKINS WITH OTHERS OF THEIR KIN, THE.
Lucretia P. Hale. Little, Brown & Co., 1914. [1929].
One-side. IV-VII. 2 vols; 266 pp 6.80
LEAVENWORTH CASE, THE. Anna Katherine Green. G. P. Put-
nam's Sons, 1906. [1926]. One-side. Adult. 7 vols;
707 pp 19.05
LIFE OF THE PARTY, THE. Irvin S. Cobb. Curtis Publishing Co.,
1919. [1924]. (H.P.S.) One-side. Adult. 10"; 1 vol;
95 pp 2.20
LIGHT PRINCESS, THE. George Macdonald. MacmiUan Co.,
1926. [1927]. One-side. IV-VI. 1 vol; 92 pp 2.55
LITTLE BIRD BLUE. W. L. and Irene Finley. Houghton Mifflin
Co., 1915. [1926]. Grade 1. One-side. I-IV. 6";
pamphlet; 56 pp 90
LITTLE BLACK SAMBO, THE STORY OF. Helen Bannerman.
Frederick A. Stokes Co. [1923]. Grade 1. One-side.
I-II. 6"; pamphlet; 16 pp 30
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LITTLE BOOK OF CHRISTMAS, A. John Kendrick Bangs. Little,
Brown & Co., 1912. [1919]. Grade 1. (P.I.I.B.) One-
side. II-IV. 12"; 1 vol; 97 pp 2.75
LITTLE BOY LOST, A. William Henry Hudson. Alfred A.
Knopf, 1918. [1926]. One-side. VI-VIII. 2 vols;
219 pp 5.80
LITTLE CURLY HEAD, THE PET LAMB. Johanna Spyri. Thomas
Y. Crowell Co., 1919. [1926]. One-side. IV- VI. 1 vol;
84 pp 2.35
LITTLE CIRL BLUE. Josephine Scribner Gates. Houghton Mifflin
Co., 1910. [1925]. Grade 1. One-side. I-V. 6";
pamphlet; 25 pp 45
LITTLE CIRL OF LONG AGO, A. Eliza Orne White. Houghton
Mifflin Co., 1924. [1926]. One-side. 1 1 l-V. 2 vols;
1 89 pp 5.1 5
LITTLE GOODY TWO SHOES, THE HISTORY OF. Macmillan Co.,
1924. [1928]. Grade 1. One-side. I-II. 6"; 1 vol;
94 pp 2.30
LITTLE LAME PRINCE, THE. Mrs. Dina Maria (Mulock) Craik.
J. B. Lippincott Co., 1918. [1919]. One-side. Ill-V. 12";
1 vol ; 1 32 pp 3.95
LITTLE LORD FAUNTLEROY. Frances Hodgson Burnett. Charles
Scribners Sons, 1913. [1926]. One-side. IV-VII. 3
vols; 350 pp 9.15
LITTLE MINISTER, THE. Sir James M. Barrie. Thomas Y. Cro-
well Co. [1925]. One-side. VI ll-X; Adult. 12"; 4 vols;
504 pp 1 5.30
LITTLE SALLY WATERS. Ethel Calvert Phillips. Houghton Mifflin
Co., 1926. [1927]. Grade 1. One-side. I l-V. 2
vols; 1 70 pp 4.75
LITTLE SHEPHERD OF KINGDOM COME, THE. John Fox, Jr.
Charles Scribner's Sons, 1903. [1928]. One-side. VIII-
IX. 4 vols; 557 pp 14.10
LITTLE TONINO. Helen Hill and Violet Maxwell. Macmillan
Co., 1928-1930. [1930]. Grade 1. One-side. IV-VI.
3 vols; 251 pp 7.05
LITTLE WOMEN. Louisa M. Alcott. Little, Brown & Co., 1910.
[1920]. One-side. V-VIII. 12"; 6 vols; 833 pp 24.80
LITTLE WOODEN DOLL, THE. Margery (Williams) Bianco. Mac-
millan Co., 1925. [1926]. Grade 1. One-side. I-II. 6";
pamphlet; 39 pp 65
LONE STAR RANCER, THE Zane Grey. Harper & Bros., 1914.
[1924]. (U.S.V.B) One-side. Adult. 12"; 4 vols;
438 pp 11.95
LONESOMEST DOLL, THE. Abbie F Brown. Houghton Mifflin
Co., 1901. [1927]. Grade 1. One-side. Ill-V. 1 vol;
87 pp 2.40
LORNA DOONE. Richard Dodderidge Blackmore. Thomas Y.
Crowell Co., 1893. [1927]. One-side. Vlll-X; Adult.
12 vols; 1528 pp 39.30
FICTION
LOST, A BROTHER. Emelie Benson Knipe and Alden A. Knipe.
Macmillan Co., 1928. [1929]. One-side. VI-IX. 3
vols; 385 pp 9.90
LOST MONKEY, THE. Lucia Webster Rice. Newson fir Co.,
1930. [1930]. (N.Y.I. E.B.) One-side. Il-lll. 10";
2 vols; 1 28 pp 3.40
LOVE OF LIFE. Jack London. Macmillan Co., 1905. [1919].
(A.L.A.) One-side. IX-X; Adult. 12"; pamphlet;
34 pp 65
LOVE STORIES. Mary Roberts Rhinehart. George H. Doran fir Co.,
1919. [1919]. (A.LA.) One-side. Adult. 12"; 3 vols;
337 pp 9.15
LOVER OF MUSIC, A. Henry VanDyke. Charles Scribner's Sons.
[1920]. (H.P.S.) One-side. Adult. 10"; 1 vol; 57 pp... 1.55
LUCA SARTO. Charles S. Brooks. Century Co., 1920. [1923],
(H.P.S.) One-side. Adult. 10"; 5 vols; 466 pp 10.90
LUCK OF ROARING CAMP AND OTHER STORIES, THE. Bret
Harte. Houghton Mifflin Co., 1903. [1927]. One-side
Vlll-X. 3 vols; 331 pp 8.75
MADAME CLAIRE. Susan Ertz. D. Appleton fir Co., 1923.
[1927]. (H.P.S.) One-side. Adult. 10"; 5 vols; 421 pp.. .10.15
MAGIC FEATHER AND OTHER INDIAN TALES, THE. Selected
Authors. [1922]. Grade 1. (H.P.S.) One-side. IV-VII.
10"; 1 vol ; 97 pp 2.25
MAGIC FERNS AND OTHER FAIRY TALES, THE. Selected
Authors. LI 924]. (H.P.S.) One-side. I-IV. 10"; 1
vol ; 83 pp 2.00
MAGIC FOREST, THE. Stewart E. White. Macmillan Co., 1903.
[1923]. (H.P.S.) One-side. V-VI. 10"; 1 vol; 79 pp.. . 1.95
MAGIC STORY, A. F. VanRensselaer Dey. \
Frank E. Morrison, 1908. [1925]. J
(H.P.S.) One-side. Adult. f
mmm \ Bound together. 10 ;
HAVE YOU AN EDUCATED HEART? > ] v0|. 84 pp 2.00
C. Burgess. Thomas Y. Crowell Co., I
1923. [1925]. (H.P.S) One-side. 1
Adult. /
MAN OVERBOARD. F. Marion Crawford. \
Macmillan Co., 1903. [1924]. (U.S. I
V.B.) One-side. Adult. \ Bound together. 1 0";
UPPER BERTH, THE. F. Marion Craw- /l vol; 102 pp 2.85
ford. Macmillan Co., 1903. [1924]. \
(U.S.V.B.) One-side. Adult. J
MAN WHO WOULD BE KING, THE. Rudyard Kipling Copy-
right 1899 by Rudyard Kipling. [1923]. (H.P.S.) One-
side. IX-X. 10"; 1 vol; 77 pp 1.90
MAN WITHOUT A COUNTRY, THE. Edward Everett Hale.
Little, Brown fir Co., 1898. [1920]. One-side. VI-IX.
12"; 1 vol; 70 pp 2.50
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MANSION, THE. Henry VanDyke. Harper & Bros., 1911.
[1920]. (H.P.S.) One-side. Adult. 10"; pamphlet;
56 pp 85
MARCHING ON. James Boyd. Charles Scribner's Sons, 1927.
[1930]. One-side. Vlll-X; Adult. 5 vols; 666 pp 17.00
MARIA CHAPDELAINE (A Tale of the Lake St. John Country).
Louis Hemon, (Translated by W. H. Blake). Macmillan
Co., 1924. [1931]. One-side. Adult. 2 vols; 278 pp... 7.05
MASQUERADER, THE. Katherine Thurston. Crosset and Dunlap,
1904. [1924]. (U.S.V.B.) One-side. Adult. 12"; 3
vols; 386 pp 10.10
MASTER OF THE INN, THE. Robert Herrick. Charles Scrib-
ner's Sons, 1908. [1922], (H.P.S.) One-side. Adult.
10"; 1 vol; 66 pp 1.70
MASTER SIMONS GARDEN — Part I. Cornelia Meigs. Macmillan
Co., 1916. [1928]. (H.P.S.) One-side. VII-IX. 2
vols; 1 79 pp 4.25
MASTER SKYLARK. John Bennett. Century Co., 1897. [1922].
One-side. VI-VIII. 12"; 3 vols; 329 pp 10.30
MEHITABLE. Katharine Adams. Macmillan Co., 1920. [1928].
One-side. VI-VIII. 4 vols; 496 pp 12.80
MEMOIRS OF A LONDON DOLL, WRITTEN BY HERSELF. Mrs.
Fairstair (Pseud). (Editor). (Introduction by Clara White-
hill Hunt). Macmi'lan Co., 1922. [1926]. One-side.
IV-V. 2 vols; 1 62 pp 4.60
MEN OF IRON. Howard Pyle. Harper & Bros., 1891. [1922].
One-side. VI-VIII. 12"; 2 vols; 297 pp 8.70
MERRY ADVENTURES OF ROBIN HOOD, THE. Howard Pyle.
Charles Scribner's Sons, 1911. [1922]. One-side. V-VIII.
12"; 4 vols; 497 pp 15.10
MERRYLIPS. Beulah Marie Dix. Macmillan Co., 1906. [1922].
(H.P.S.) One-side. V-VII. 10"; 5 vols; 425 pp 10.20
MERRY SCOUT AND OTHER STORIES, A. Edna Payson Brett.
Rand McNally Co., 1922. [1926]. Grade 1. One-side.
I-III. Pamphlet; 52 pp 95
MIDSUMMER. Katharine Adams. Macmillan Co., 1921. [1928].
One-side. VI-VIII. 3 vols; 340 pp 8.95
£1,000,000 BANK-NOTE, THE. Samuel^
L. Clemens (Mark Twain). Harper
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s
One-side. Adult. V Bound together. 10";
ESQUIMAU'S ROMANCE, THE. Samuel/1 vol; 88 pp
L. Clemens (Mark Twain). Harper1
Cr Bros., 1917. [1927]. (H.P.S.)
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MISS LULA BETT. Zona Gale. D. Appleton & Co., 1920.
[1924]. (U.S.V.B) One-side. Adult. 12"; 2 vols; 184 pp 5.30
MISS MINERVA BROADCASTS BILLY. Emma S. Sampson. Reilly
& Lee Co., 1925. [1927]. One-side. Vll-X; Adult.
2 vols; 273 pp 6.95
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MOBY DICK. Herman Melville. Dodd, Mead & Co. [1924].
(U.S.V.B.) One-side. Vlll-X. 12"; 7 vols; 934 pp 24.30
MONSIEUR BEAUCAIRE. Booth Tarkington. Doubleday, Page
& Co., 1901. [1924]. (U.S.V.B.) One-side. X; Adult.
12"; 1 vol; 60 pp 2.00
MORE STORIES FOR GIRLS. Selected Authors. [1922]. Grade
1. (H.P.S.) One-side. V-VIII. 10"; 1 vol; 102 pp 2.35
MOTHER MASON. Bess Streeter Aldrich. D. Appleton & Co.,
1924. [1927]. (H.P.S.) One-side. Adult. 10"; 3 vols;
298 pp 6.85
MOTHER STORIES. Maud Lindsay. Milton Bradley Co., 1900.
[1919]. Grade 1. (P.I.I.B.) One-side. I-VI. 7"; 2 vols;
249 pp 4.80
MR. DOWNEY SITS DOWN. L. H.
Robbins. Doubleday, Page & Co.,
1922. [1923]. (H.P.S.) One-side.
Adult. \ Bound together. 10"
WILFRED REGINALD AND THE DARK ( 1 vol; 79 pp 1.95
HORSE. James Mahoney. Century
Co., 1921. [1923]. (H.P.S.) One-
side. Adult.
MRS. RED PEPPER (Sequel to "Red Pepper Burns"). Grace S.
Richmond. A. L. Burt Co., 1913. [1921]. (D.O.I. N.Y.)
One-side. X; Adult. 12"; 3 vols; 341 pp 9.20
MRS. WIGCS OF THE CABBAGE PATCH. Alice (Hegan) Rice.
Century Co., 1901. [1925]. One-side. VI l-VI 1 1. 12";
1 vol; 100 pp 3.20
MY GARDEN DOCTOR. Frances Duncan. Grosset & Dunlap, 1914.
[1924]. (U.S.V.B.) One-side. IX-X; Adult. 12"; 1 vol;
1 43 pp 3.65
MYSTERY AT THE BLUE VILLA, THE. Melville Davisson Post.
D. Appleton & Co., 1919. [1924]. (U.S.V.B.) One-side.
12"; 3 vols; 377 pp 9.95
NERVOUS WRECK, THE. E. J. Rath. C. Howard Watt, 1923.
[1923]. (H.P.S.) One-side. Adult. 1 0"; 5 vols; 51 5 pp. . 1 1.75
NEVER THE TWAIN SHALL MEET. Peter B. Kyne. Cosmopoli-
tan Book Corp., 1923. [1926]. (U.S.V.B.) One-side.
Adult. 4 vols; 516 pp 11.15
NEW MOON, THE. (The Story of Dick Martin's Courage, His
Silver Sixpence and His Friends in the New World). Cornelia
Meigs. Macmillan Co., 1924. [1929]. One-side. VI-VIII.
3 vols; 336 pp 8.85
NEW YORK AND RETURN.
Porter. Thomas Y. Crowell
[1920]. (A.LA.) One-side. Adult. ^ Bound together. 12".
WHAT IS WASTED TIME? Holsworthy ^ pamph,et; 41 pp' '
Hall. Thomas Y. Crowell Co., 1919.
[1920]. (A.LA.) One-side. Adult.
NIGHT OUT, A. Edward Peple. Moffat, Yard & Co., 1915.
[1919]. (A.LA.) One-side. Adult. 6"; pamphlet;
48 pp 65
4. Eleanor H. \
*ell Co., 1919. /
le-side. Adult. \ Boun
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FICTION
NURSERY TALES FROM MANY LANDS. Eleanor L and Ada M.
Skinner. Charles Scribner's Sons, 1917. [1928]. Grade 1.
One-side. II-IV. 2 vols; 139 pp 4.10
OBJECT: MATRIMONY. Montague Class. Curtis Publishing Co.
[1919]. (A.L.A.) One-side. Adult. 6"; 1 vol; 101 pp... 2.00
ODD NUMBER, THE. Guy de Maupassant. Harper & Bros.,
1917. [1924]. (U.S.V.B.) One-side. Adult. 12"; 2
vols; 1 59 pp 4.80
OLD CURIOSITY SHOP, THE. Charles Dickens. A. L. Burt Co.
[1927]. One-side. Vlll-X; Adult. 10 vols; 928 pp 25.50
OLD ENGLISH TALES RETOLD. Harriet Buxton Barbour. Mac-
millan Co., 1924. [1926]. One-side. V-VI. 3 vols;
293 pp 7.95
OLD FASHIONED GIRL, AN. Louisa M. Alcott. Little, Brown & Co.
[1921]. One-side. V-VI 1 1. 12"; 3 vols; 452 pp 13.25
OLD INDIAN LEGENDS. Zitkala-Sa. Ginn & Co., 1901. [1919].
(P.I.I.B.) One-side. IV-VI. 10"; 1 vol; 115 pp 2.55
OLD JUDGE PRIEST. Irvin S. Cobb. George H. Doran Co., 1916.
[1924]. (U.S.V.B.) One-side. Adult. 12"; 3 vols;
427 pp 10.95
OLD MOTHER WEST WIND. Thornton W. Burgess. Little, Brown
& Co., 1910. [1928]. Grade 1. One-side. II-IV. 2
vols; 1 30 pp 3.95
OLD PETER TAKES AN EVENING OFF.
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O. F. Lewis. Street & Smith Corp.
[1925]. (H.P.S.) One-side. Adult.
COLD MOUNTED GUNS. (from "The \ Bound together. 10"
Red Book"). F. R. Buckley [1925]. /] vol- 82 pp ' 2.00
(H.P.S.) One-side. Adult.
TOWERS OF FAME. (from "McClure's
Magazine"). Elizabeth Folsom.
""925L (H.P.S.) One-side. Adult.
OLD PIPES AND THE DRYAD AND OTHER STORIES. Frank R
Stockton and Others. [1922]. Grade 1. (H.P.S.) One-
side. V-VI 1 1. 10"; 1 vol; 92 pp 2.15
OLD SETTLER STORIES. Mabel Elizabeth Fletcher. Macmillan
Co., 1917. [1926]. One-side. IV-V. 2 vols; 181 pp.... 5.00
OLDER GIRLS STORIES. Selected Authors. [1928]. (H.P.S.)
One-side. Vll-X. 10"; 2 vols; 208 pp 4.75
ONE OF OURS. Willa Cather. Alfred A. Knopf, 1922. [1924].
(U.S.V.B.) One-side. Adult. 12"; 4 vols; 541 pp 14.00
ORPHAN ANGEL, THE. Elinor Wylie. Alfred A. Knopf, 1925.
[1927]. One-side. Adult. 6vols;718pp 18.65
PAN AND SANTA CLAUl Julia Ellsworth Ford. E. P. Dutton
& Co. [1930]. (A.F.B.) Interpoint. I-III. 1 vol; 21 pp. .50
PARDNERS. Rex Beach. A. L. Burt Co., 1905. [1924]. (U.S.
V.B.) One-side. Adult. 12"; 2 vols; 191 pp 5.40
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PEARL LAGOON, THE. Charles Nordhoff. Little, Brown & Co.,
1924. [1928]. One-side. VI-VIII. 3 vols; 348 pp 9.10
PEGGY STORIES. Mildred Batchelder. (Foreword by Dorothy
Canfield Fisher). Charles Scribner's Sons, 1924. [1931].
Grade 1. One-side. I-III. 1 vol; 76 pp 2.20
PENROD. Booth Tarkington. Crosset & Dunlao, 1914. [1920].
(A.L.A.) One-side. VI-IX. 12"; 3 vols; 310 pp 8.60
PEOPLE OF THE MIST, THE. H. Rider Haggard. Longmans,
Green & Co. [1924]. (U.S.V.B.) One-side. Adult. 12";
5 vols; 611 pp 16.20
PEREZ THE MOUSE. Lady Moreton. Dodd, Mead & Co. [1929].
Grade 1. One-side. II-IV. 6"; pamphlet; 38 pp 65
PERFECT TRIBUTE, THE. Mary Raymond Shipman Andrews.
Charles Scribner's Sons, 1906. [1919]. One-side. VI I -X.
12"; pamphlet; 31 pp 70
PETER PAN, RETOLD FROM SIR JAMES BARRIES FAMOUS
PLAY. Frederick O. Perkins. (Edited and Arranged by).
Silver, Burdett & Co., 1916. [1921]. One-side. II-IV. 6";
1 vol ; 112 pp 2.65
PETER PAN AND WENDY. Sir James M. Barrie. Charles Scrib-
ner's Sons, 1921. [1928]. One-side. V-VII. 3 vols;
304 pp 8.20
PETER-PEA. N. G. Grishina. Frederick A. Stokes Co., 1926.
[1928]. Grade 1. II-IV. Pamphlet; 49 pp 90
PHILOSOPHY FOUR. Owen Wister. Macmillan Co., 1903.
[1923]. (H.P.S.) One-side. Adult. 1 0"; 1 vol; 78 pp. . . . 1.90
PHOEBE. Alice Hegan Rice. Atlantic Monthly Co. [1923].
(E.S.H.) One-side. VI-VIII. 6"; pamphlet; 50 pp 50
PIECES OF EIGHT. Richard LeGallienne. Doubleday, Page & Co.,
1918. [1924]. (H.P.S.) One-side. Adult. 10"; 4
vols; 417 pp 9.1 5
PILGRIMS PROGRESS, THE. John Bunyan. A. L. Burt Co.
[1921]. One-side. IV-X; Adult. 12"; 4 vols; 470 pp. 14.15
PINOCCHIO. C. Collodi. Ginn & Co., 1904. [1923]. Grade
1. (H.P.S.) One-side. Ill-V. 10"; 2 vols; 272 pp 5.80
PLAYMATES IN PRINT. Edna Whiteman. (Selected and Adapted
by). Thomas Nelson & Sons, 1926. [1927]. Grade 1.
One-side. III-IV. 1 vol; 1 38 pp 3.50
POLARIS. Ernest Harold Baynes. Macmillan Co., 1922. [1928].
One-side. V-VII I. 1 vol; 97 pp 2.65
POLLYANA. Eleanor H. Porter. L. C. Page & Co., 1913. [1926].
One-side. V-VII I. 3 vols; 374 pp 9.65
POOR GENTLEMAN, THE. Ian Hay Beith. (!an Hay, Pseud).
Houghton Mifflin Co., 1928. [1930]. One-side. IV-VIII.
3 vols; 442 pp 11.10
POWER AND THE GLORY, THE. Gilbert Parker. Harper &
Bros., 1925. [1927]. (U.S.V.B.) One-side. Adult. 5
vols; 615 pp 13.45
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PRAIRIE ROSE, A. Bertha E. Bush. Little, Brown fir Co., 1925.
[1927]. One-side. VI-VIII. 3 vols; 341 pp 9.55
PRESIDENT IS BORN, A. Fannie Hurst. Harper fir Bros., 1928.
[1930]. One-side. Adult. 7 vols; 907 pp 23.25
PRESTER JOHN. John Buchan. George H. Doran Co., 1910.
[1927]. One-side. Vll-X; Adult. 3 vols; 434 pp 9.90
PRETTY POLLY FLINDERS. Mary F. Blaisdell. Little, Brown fir
Co., 1914. [1927]. Grade 1. One-side. I-IV. 1 vol;
1 30 pp 3.35
PRIDE AND PREJUDICE. Jane Austen. Macrae-Smith Co. [1927].
One-side. X; Adult. 6 vols; 754 pp 19.45
PRINCE AND ROVER OF CLOVERFIELD FARM. Helen Fuller
Orton. Frederick A. Stokes Co., 1921. [1931]. Crade 1 .
One-side. I -1 1 1. 1 vol; 81 pp 2.30
PRINCE AND THE PAUPER, THE. Samuel L. Clemens (Mark
Twain). Harper & Bros., 1881. [1921]. One-side. VI-
VIII. 12"; 3 vols; 318 pp 10.05
PRINCESS AND CURDIE, THE. George Macdonald. J. B. Lip-
pincott Co., 1908. [1928]. One-side. IV-VI. 3 vols;
325 pp 8.60
PRINCESS AND THE GOBLIN, THE. George Macdonald. J. B.
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3 vols; 379 pp 9.75
PRISONER OF ZENDA, THE. Anthony Hope. Henry Holt fir
Co., 1898. [1926]. One-side. X; Adult. 3 vols; 388 pp.. 8.90
PRUE AND I. George William Curtis. Macmillan Co., 1919.
[1925]. One-side. Adult. 12"; 2 vols; 242 pp 7.40
PUPPY DOGS' TALES. Frances Kent. Macmiilan Co., 1922.
[1923]. One-side. Ill-V. 12"; 2 vols; 251 pp 7.60
PURE GOLD. O. E. Rolvaag. (English text by Sivert Erdahl and
O. E. Rolvaag). Harper & Bros., 1930. [1931]. One-side.
Adult. 4 vols; 548 pp 1 3.90
QUIN. Alice Hegan Rice. Century Co., 1921. [1924]. (U.S.
V.B.) One-side. VI-VIII. 12"; 3 vols; 387 pp 10.15
QUO VADIS (A Tale of the Time of Nero). Henryk Sienkiewicz.
(Translated from the Polish by Dr. S. A. Binion). Thomas
Y. Crowell Co., 1924. [1930]. One-side. X; Adult.
10 vols; 1291 pp 33.10
RABBIT LANTERN AND OTHER STORIES OF CHINESE CHILD-
REN, THE. Dorothy Rowe. (Introduction by L. C. Porter).
Macmillan Co., 1925. [1928]. One-side. Ill-V. 10";
2 vols; 1 29 pp 3.40
RAMONA. Helen Hunt Jackson. Little, Brown fir Co., 1912.
[1925]. One-side. Vlll-X. 12"; 5 vols; 670 pp 20.10
REBECCA OF SUNNYBROOK FARM. Kate Douglas Wiggin.
Houghton Mifflin Co., 1903. [1928]. One-side. V-VIII.
4 vols; 462 pp 12.10
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RE-CREATION OF BRIAN KENT, THE. Harold Bell Wright.
Book Supply Co., 1919. [1920]. (D.O.I. N.Y.) One-
side. X; Adult. 12"; 3 vols; 304 pp 3.50
RED BELTS. Hugh Pendexter. Doubleday, Page & Co., 1920.
[1923]. (H.P.S.) One-side. Vlll-X. 10"; 6 vols;
500 pp 12.10
RED CAP TALES. S. R. Crockett. Macmillan Co., 1904. [1927].
One-side. VI-VII. 5 vols; 546 pp 14.55
RED FEATHER'S ADVENTURES. jane Curtis Cifford and E.
George Payne. Lyons & Carnahan, 1925. [1929]. One-
side. 1 vol ; 1 02 pp 2.75
RED PEPPER BURNS. Grace S. Richmond. A. L. Burt Co., 1910.
[1920]. (A.L.A.). One-side. X; Adult. 12"; 2 vols;
192 pp 5.45
RED ROCK. Thomas Nelson Page. Charles Scribner's Sons, 1 898.
[1924]. (U.S.V.B.) One-side. Adult. 12"; 7 vols;
841 pp 22.40
RESCUE, THE. Joseph Conrad. Doubleday, Page & Co., 1921.
[1924]. (U.S.V.B.) One-side. Adult. 12"; 5 vols;
583 pp 1 5.65
RHYMES AND STORIES. Marion Florence Lansing. Cinn &
Co., 1907. [1920]. Grade 1. One-side. I-V. 6";
2 vols; 247 pp 5.75
RHYMES OF CHO-CHO'S GRANDMA. Mrs. Frederick Peterson.
Child Health Organization of America, 1920. [1921].
Grade 1. One-side. Il-lll. 6"; pamphlet; 38 pp 65
RIDERS OF THE PURPLE SAGE. Zane Grey. Harper & Bros.,
1912. [1926]. (U.S.V.B.) One-side. Adult. 5 vols;
637 pp 1 3.80
RIDIN' KID FROM POWDER RIVER, THE. Henry H. Knibbs.
Houghton Mifflin Co., 1919. [1924]. (U.S.V.B) One-
side. Vlll-X; Adult. 12"; 5 vols; 543 pp 14.85
RIGHT OF WAY, THE. Gilbert Parker. Harper & Bros., 1901.
[1924]. (U.S.V.B.) One-side. Adult. 12"; 4 vols;
534 pp 1 3.90
RIVERMAN, THE. Stewart E. White. Doubleday, Page & Co.,
1908. [1924]. (U.S.V.B.) One-side. Adult. 12"; 4
vols; 477 pp 12.75
ROAD AGENT, THE. (from "The Killer"). Stewart E. White.
Doubleday, Page & Co., 1920. [1920]. (A.L.A.) One-
side. Adult. 6"; pamphlet; 56 pp 65
ROBINSON CRUSOE. Daniel Defoe. George W. Jacobs & Co.,
1921. [1921]. One-side. V-VIII. 1 2"; 4 vols; 462 pp. . 14.30
ROCKY BILLY. (The Story of the Bounding Career of a Rocky
Mountain Goat). Holling Clancy Holling. Macmillan Co.,
1928. [1930]. Grade 1. One-side. III-IV. 2 vols;
1 60 pp 4.55
ROMANTIC COMEDIANS, THE. Ellen Glasgow. Doubleday, Page
fir Co., 1926. [1927]. One-side. Adult. 4 vols; 475 pp. .. 1 3.35
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ROSE IN BLOOM. (A Sequel to "Eight Cousins"). Louisa M.
Alcott. Little, Brown & Co., 1918. [1928]. One-side.
VI-VIII. 5 vols; 573 pp 15.05
ROSY CHEEKS AND STRONG HEART, THE STORY OF. James
Mace Andress and Annie Turner Andress. Child Health
Organization of America, 1920. [1921]. Grade 1. One-
side. Mil. 6"; 1 vol; 101 pp 2.40
RUMPTY DUDGET'S TOWER; A FAIRY TALE. Julian Haw-
thorne. Frederick A. Stokes Co., 1924. [1926]. Grade 1.
One-side. Ill-V. 1 vol; 64 pp 1.95
RUPERT OF HENTZAU (Sequel to the "Prisoner of Zenda").
Anthony Hope. Henry Holt & Co., 1898. [1926]. One-
side. X; Adult. 4 vols; 513 pp 13.50
SALUTE TO ADVENTURERS. John Buchan. George H. Doran
Co., 1915. [1924]. (U.S.V.B.) One-side. Adult. 12";
3 vol; 385 pp 10.10
SANDMAN, THE: HIS FARM STORIES. William j. Hopkins.
L. C. Page & Co., 1902. [1920]. Grade 1. One-side.
I-IV. 12"; 1 vol; 105 pp 3.30
SARAH'S DAKIN. Mabel L. Robinson. E. P. Dutton & Co.,
1927. [1928]. (H.P.S.) One-side. II-IV. 10"; 3
vols; 330 pp 7.40
SATURDAY'S CHILDREN. Helen Coale Crew. Little, Brown &
Co., 1927. [1928]. (H.P.S.) One-side. IV-VI. 10";
4 vols; 394 pp 9.10
SCARAMOUCHE. Rafael Sabatini. Houghton Mifflin Co., 1921.
[1925]. (U.S.V.B.) One-side. X; Adult. 12"; 5 vols;
572 pp 1 5.45
SCARLET COCKEREL, THE. Clifford M. Sublette. Little, Brown
& Co., 1925. [1928]. One-side. VII-IX. 3 vols; 441 pp. . 1 1.05
SCATTERGOOD BAINES — Chapters l-IV. Clarence Budington
Kellend. Harper & Bros., 1921 . [1931]. (A.F.B.) Inter-
point. Adult. 1 vol ; 1 94 pp 2.00
SCOTTISH CHIEFS, THE. jane Porter. Thomas Y. Crowell Co.
[1927]. One-side. Vll-X. 16 vols; 1 925 pp 50.00
SEATS OF THE MIGHTY, THE. Gilbert Parker. (Edited by W.
N. Otto). D. Appleton & Co., 1927. [1928]. One-side.
Adult. 6 vols; 807 pp 20.55
SEA WOLF, THE. Jack London. Macmillan Co., 1904. [1924].
(U.S.V.B.) One-side. IX-X; Adult. 12"; 4 vols;
448 pp 12.15
SECOND JUNGLE BOOK, THE. Rudyard Kipling. Doubleday,
Page & Co., 1895. [1921]. One-side. IV-VII. 12";
2 vols; 286 pp 8.45
SECRET GARDEN, THE. Frances Hodgson Burnett. Crosset &
Dunlap, 1911. [1922]. One-side. V-VII.I. 12"; 3 vols;
354 pp 1 0.90
SECRET SHARER, THE. (from " 'Twixt Land and Sea"). Joseph
Conrad. J. M. Dent & Sons. [1921]. (A.L.A.) One-side.
Adult. 12"; 1 vol; 73 pp 2.25
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SELECTED STORIES FROM "ACCIDENTALS". Helen Mackay.
Duffield & Co., 1915. [1920]. (A.LA.) One-side.
Adult. 1 2"; pamphlet; 55 pp 95
SELECTIONS FROM O. HENRY MEMORIAL AWARD PRIZE
STORIES, 1919. Sydney Porter (O. Henry, Pseud). Double-
day, Page & Co., 1920. [1920]. (A.LA.) One-side.
X; Adult. 12"; 2 vols; 157 pp 4.75
SENTIMENTAL TOMMY. Sir James M. Barrie. Charles Scrib-
ner's Sons, 1924. [1927]. One-side. Vlll-X; Adult.
6 vols; 695 pp 18.20
SEVEN LITTLE SISTERS, THE. Jane Andrews. Cinn & Co., 1916.
[1920]. One-side. Il-V. 12"; 1 vol; 104 pp 3.30
.007. (from "The Day's Work").
yard Kipling. Doubleday, Page
1905. [1920]. (A.LA.) One
IX-X. \ Bound together. 12"
SHIP THAT FOUND HERSELF, THE. (from / pamphlet; 58 pp. 1.00
"The Day's Work"
Doubleday, Page f
(A.LA.) One-.
SHADOWS ON THE ROCK. Willa Cather. Alfred A. Knopf,
1931. [1931]. (L. of C.) Interpoint. Adult. 2 vols;
413 pp 4.00
SHASTA OF THE WOLVES. Olaf Baker Dodd, Mead & Co.,
1919. [1928]. One-side. IV-VIII. 2 vols; 249 pp 6.40
SHAVINGS. Joseph C. Lincoln. D. Appleton & Co., 1918. [1921].
One-side. Adult. 12"; 4 vols; 514 pp 13.50
SHEAVES. (A Comedy of Manners). Marie Conway Oemler.
Century Co., 1928. [1930]. One-side. IX-X; Adult.
5 vols; 576 pp - 15.10
SHOES. Sydney Porter (O. Henry, Pseud). \
Doubleday, Page & Co., 1909. [1919]. J
(A.LA.) One-side. Adult. f
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MOMENT OF VICTORY, THE. Sydney > pamph!et° 48 pp. . /. ,85
Porter (O. Henry, Pseud). Doubleday, I
Page & Co., 1909. [1919]. (A.LA.) 1
One-side. Adult. /
SHOW BOAT. Edna Ferber. Doub&eday, Page & Co., 1926.
[1927]. (LCD. & D.W.L.B.) One-side. Adult. 6
vols; 658 po 14.80
SILAS MARNER. George Eliot (Edited bv W. Patterson Atkin-
son). Allyn & Bacon, 1890. [1926]. (C.P.S.) One-
side. Vlll-X. 10"; 5 vols; 449 pp 10.65
SILVER SHELL, THE. Mary Ellen Chase. Henry Holt & Co.,
1930. [1931]. One-side. Adult. 2 vols; 277 pp 7.00
SINFUL PECK. Morgan Robertson. Harper & Bros., 1903.
[1924]. (U.S.V.B.) One-side. Adult. 12"; 2 vols;
287 pp 7.35
SIR CLECES AND HIS GIFT AND OTHER STORIES. Selected
Authors. [1928]. (H.P.S.) One-side. V-VIII. 10";
1 vol; 101 pp 2.30
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SLOWCOACH, THE. Edward Verrall Lucas. Macmillan Co., 1910.
[1928]. One-side. VI-VIII. 3 vols; 340 pp 8.95
SNAKE DOCTOR, THE. irvin S. Cobb. Doubleday, Page & Co.,
1923. [1923]. (E.S.H.) One-side. Adult. 6"; 1 vol;
83 pp 75
SOAKED IN SEAWEED. Stephen Leacock.
John Lane Co. [1919]. (A.L.A.)
One-side. Adult.
ZENOBIA'S INFIDELITY. Henry Cuyler ,
Bunner. Charles Scribner's Sons.
[1919]. (A.L.A.) One-side. Adult. V Bound together. 12";
CAPTAIN TRISTRAM'S SHIPBUILDING/ ] vo1: 71 pp. . . 2.20
Robert Wade. Atlantic Monthly Co.
[1919]. (A.L.A.) One-side. Adult.
PICS IS PICS. Ellis Parker Butler. A. L.
Burt Co., 1906. (1919]. (A.L.A.)
One-side. Adult.
SOKAR AND THE CROCODILE (A Fairy Story of Egypt). Alice
Woodbury Howard. Macmillan Co., 1928. [1930]. Grade
1. One-side. IV-VI. Pamphlet; 52 pp .95
SOLDIER RICDALE. Beulah Marie Dix. Macmillan Co., 1899.
[1920]. Grade 1. (H.P.S.) One-side. V-VIII. 10";
6 vols; 463 pp 11.45
SOLDIERS OF FORTUNE. Richard Harding Davis. Charles Scrib-
ner's Sons, 1 897. [1924]. (U.S.V.B.) One-side. Adult.
12"; 3 vols; 322 pp 8.85
SON OF THE MIDDLE BORDER, A. Hamlin Garland. Macmillan
Co., 1917. [1930]. One-side. Adult. 7 vols; 854 pp... 22.15
SONG OF OUR SYRIAN GUEST, THE William Allen Knight.
Pilgrim Press, 1906. [1930]. (H.P.S.) One-side. Adult.
1 0"; pamphlet; 23 pp 40
SOUNDINGS. A. Hamilton Gibbs. Little, Brown & Co., 1925.
[1928]. (H.P.S.) One-side. Adult. 5 vols; 539 pp 12.15
SPANISH COLD. J. O. Hanney, (G. A. Birmingham, Pseud).
George H. Doran Co., 1919. [1923]. Grade 1. (H.P.S.)
One-side. Adult. 10"; 5 vols; 522 pp 11.85
SPOILERS, THE. Rex Beach. Harper & Bros. [1924]. (U.S.
V.B.) One-side. Adult. 12"; 3 vols; 378 pp 9.95
SPRIGHTLY ROMANCE OF MARSAC, THE. Molly Elliott Sea-
well. Charles Scribner's Sons, 1896. [1926]. One-side.
Vlll-X; Adult. 2 vols; 175 pp 4.85
SPY, THE: A TALE OF THE NEUTRAL GROUND. James Feni-
more Cooper. George W. Jacobs & Co. [1926]. One-
side. VII-VIII. 3 vols; 920 pp 24.10
STICKEEN. John Muir. Copyright
by John Muir. [1923].
One-side. VI-VIII. V Bound together. 10";
COMET. Samuel A. Derieux. Doubleday,^1 vol; 83 pp 200
Page & Co., 1922. [1923]. (H.P.S.)
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STOLEN STORY, THE. Jessie L Williams. Charles Scribner's
Sons, 1899. [1924]. [U.S.V.B.) One-side. X; Adult.
1 2" '; pamphlet; 46 pp 85
STORIES FOR GIRLS. Selected Authors:
BOOK I— [1922]. (H.P.S.) Grade 1. One-side. III-
VIII. 10"; 1 vol; 101 pp 2.30
BOOK II— [1929]. (H.P.S.) One-side. III-VIII. 10";
1 vol ; 1 22 pp 2.65
STORIES FOR HOLIDAYS. Selected Authors. [1929]. (H.P.S.)
One-side. V-VII. 10"; 2 vols; 1 59 pp 3.90
STORIES OF GREAT MEN AND DEEDS. Selected Authors. [1922].
Grade 1. (H.P.S.) One-side. II-IV. 10"; 1 vol; 93 pp.. 2.20
STORIES OF MOTHER GOOSE VILLAGE. Madge A. Bigham.
Rand McNally Co., 1903. [1920]. Grade 1. One-side.
I-II. 12"; 1 vol; 102 pp 3.25
STORIES OF THE RED CHILDREN. Dorothy Brooks. Educa-
tional Publishing Co., 1908. [1923]. Grade 1. One-side.
Il-V. 6"; 1 vol; 100 pp 2.40
STORY OF A BAD BOY, THE. Thomas Bailey Aldrich. Houghton
Mifflin Co., 1914. [1921]. One-side. VI-VIII. 12";
2 vols; 263 pp 7.90
STORY OF DOCTOR DOOLITTLE, THE. Hugh Lofting. Frederick
A. Stokes Co., 1920. [1926]. One-side. III-VI. 2
vols; 1 64 pp 4.65
STORY OF KING ARTHUR AND HIS KNIGHTS, THE. Howard
Pyle. Charles Scribner's Sons, 1903. [1922]. One-side.
VI-VIII. 12"; 4 vols; 466 pp 14.40
STORY OF LIVE DOLLS, THE. Josephine S. Gates. Bobbs-Mer-
rill Co., 1920. [1927]. Grade 1. One-side. II-IV. 1 vol;
64 pp 1.95
STORY OF THE OTHER WISE MAN, THE. Henry Van Dyke.
1895. [1922]. Grade 1. (H.P.S.) One-side. VIII-IX.
10"; 1 vol; 58 pp 1.60
STORY OF ROLAND, THE. James Baldwin. Charles Scribner's
Sons, 1911. [1928]. One-side. V-VII. 5 vols; 622 pp 16.05
STORY OF SIEGFRIED, THE. James Baldwin. Charles Scribner's
Sons, 1910. [1920]. One-side. V-VII. 12"; 3 vols;
346 pp 10.70
STRANGE CASE OF DR. jEKYLL AND MR. HYDE. Robert
Louis Stevenson. Charles Scribner's Sons, 1905. [1924].
(U.S.V.B.) One-side. Adult. 12"; 1 vol; 115 pp 3.10
SUSANNA'S AUCTION (from the French). (Preface by the New
York Children's Book Shop). Macmillan Co., 1923. [1926].
Grade 1. One- side. I-V. 6"; pamphlet; 39 pp 65
SUSAN'S ESCORT. Edward Everett Hale.
Harper & Bros., 1897. [1924].
(H.P.S.) One-side. Adult.
\ Bound together. 1 0 ,
MY DOUBLE AND HOW HE UNDID ME. > i vo|. 8| pp 2.10
Edward Everett Hale. Harper & Bros.,
1897. [1924]. (H.P.S.) One-side.
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SWISS FAMILY ROBINSON, THE. Johann David Wyss. (Trans-
lated by Mrs. H. B. Paull). Macrae-Smith Co. [1929].
One-side. IV-VII. 9 vols; 1061 pp 27.70
TALE OF NEGATIVE GRAVITY, A. Frank R. Stockton. Charles
Scribner's Sons, 1 894. [1919]. Grade 1 . (P.I.I.B.) One-
side. IX-X. 6"; 1 vol; 89 pp 1.80
TALE OF TWO CITIES, A. Charles Dickens. Macmillan Co.,
1906. [1922]. One-side. Vlll-X; Adult. 12"; 5 vols;
645 pp 19.50
TALES OF LAUGHTER. Kate Douglas Wiggin and Nora A.
Smith (Editors). Doubleday, Page & Co., 1908. [1927].
One-side. Ill-V. 6 vols; 832 po 21.05
TALES FROM SILVER LANDS. Charles J. Finger. Doubleday, Page
& Co., 1924. [1928]. One-side. V-VII. 3 vols;
330 pp 8.75
TALISMAN, THE. Sir Walter Scott (Edited by Frederick
Treudley, A. B.) Macmillan Co., 1904. [1926]. One-side.
Vlll-X. 12"; 5 vols; 516 pp 16.40
TANGLED THREADS, THE. Eleanor H. Porter. Houghton Mifflin
Co., 1919. [1920]. (A.L.A.) One-side. V-VIII. 12";
2 vols; 266 pp 6.90
TAPESTRY ROOM, THE. Mrs. Mary Louisa (Stewart) Moles-
worth. Macmillan Co., 1893. [1926]. One-side. 3 vols;
301 pp 8.10
TATTOOED MAN, THE. Howard Pease. Doubleday, Page &
Co., 1926. [1928]. One-side. VI-VIII. 4 vols; 477 pp... 12.40
TEN BOYS. Jane Andrews. Frederick A. Stokes Co., 1913.
[1923]. One-side. Ill-V. 12"; 2 vols; 200 pp 6.40
TENNESSEE'S PARTNER. Bret Harte. Paul Elder & Co., 1907.
[1920]. (H.P.S.) One-side. Vlll-X. 10"; pamphlet;
25 pp 45
THAT'S MARRIAGE. Edna Ferber. Double-
day, Page & Co., 1918. [1919].
(A.L.A.) One-side. Adult. ^ Bound together. 1 2"
FROG AND THE PUDDLE, THE. Edna ( pamphlet; 57 pp. . . 1.00
Ferber. Doubleday, Page fir Co., 1918.
[1919]. (A.L.A.) One-side. Adult.
THIRTY MORE FAMOUS STORIES RETOLD. James Baldwin.
American Book Co., 1905. [1919]. One-side. Ill-V
12"; 2 vols; 218 pp 6.85
$30,000 BEQUEST, THE. Samuel
Clemens (Mark Twain). Harper
Bros. [1919]. (A.L.A.) One-
Adult. V Bound together. 12"
DANCER OF LYINC IN BED, THE. Sam- / pamph,et; 52 PP* * *95
uel L. Clemens (Mark Twain). Harper f
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side. Adult.
THREE THINGS, THE. Mary Raymond Shipman Andrews. Little,
Brown Co., 1916. [1920]. Grade 1. (H.P.S.) One-side.
X. 10"; 1 vol; 73 pp 1-85
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THRUSH IN THE HEDGE, The. (from "The Happy End"). Joseph
Hergesheimer. Alfred A. Knopf, 1919. [1920]. (A.L.A.)
One-side. Adult. 12"; pamphlet; 43 pp 80
THUMBELINA. Hans Christian Andersen. Macmillan Co., 1928.
[1930]. Grade 1. One-side. IV-VI. Pamphlet; 30 pp 60
TIME SPIRIT, THE. John Collins Snaith. D. Appleton fir Co.,
1918. [1920]. (N.Y.S.L.) One-side. Adult. 12"; 3
vols; 374 pp 9.90
TIMES HAVE CHANCED. Elmer Davis. R. M. McBride fir Co.,
1923. [1926]. (H.P.S.) One-side. Adult. 10"; 5 vols;
450 pp 1 0.65
TIMOTHY'S QUEST. Kate Douglas Wiggin. Houghton Mifflin
Co., 1918. [1922]. One-side. VI-VIII. 12"; 2 vols;
1 72 pp 5.70
TO HAVE AND TO HOLD. Mary Johnston. Houghton Mifflin
Co., 1900. [1925]. One-side. IX-X. 12"; 4 vols.
488 pp 14.90
TOBY TYLER OR TEN WEEKS WITH A CIRCUS. James Otis.
Copyright 1909 by James Otis Kaler. [1922]. (H.P.S.)
One-side. IV-VI. 1 0"; 4 vols; 31 8 pp 7.80
TOM BROWNS SCHOOL DAYS. Thomas Hughes. Harper fir
Bros., 1911. [1923]. One-side. VI-VIII. 12"; 4 vols;
472 pp 14.50
TOMMY TINKER'S BOOK. Mary F. Blaisdell. Little, Brown fir Co.,
1911. [1927]. Grade 1. One-side. I-III. 1 vol;
1 25 pp 3.20
TOTO AND THE GIFT. Katharine Adams. Macmillan Co., 1926.
[1927]. One-side. VII-VIII. 3 vols; 360 pp 9.35
TRAWLER, THE. J. B. Connelley. Charles
Scribner's Sons, 1907. [1920].
P.S.) One-side. Adult.
V Bound together. 10 ,
COMMANDEERING OF THE LUCY FOS- >] vo|. 80 pp 1 95
TER. J. B. Connelley. Charf
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One-side. Adult.
TREASURE ISLAND. Robert Louis Stevenson. Charles Scribner's
Sons, 1917. [1922]. One-side. VI-IX. 12"; 2 vols;
298 pp 8.75
TRUMPETER OF KRAKOW, THE. (A Tale of the Fifteenth Cen-
tury). Eric P. Kelly. Macmillan Co., 1928. [1930].
One-side. VII-IX. 3 vols; 352 pp 9.20
TURKEY RED. Francis Gilchrist Wood. \
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(H.P.S.) One-side. Adult. \ Bound together. 10";
CAMEL'S BACK, THE. S. Scott Fitzger- /' vol; 100 pp 2.30
aid. Curtis Publishing Co., 1920. I
[1922]. (H.P.S.) One-side. Adult./
TWENTY-FOUR, THE. George Fitch. Little, Brown & Co., 1917.
[1922]. Grade 1. (H.P.S.) One-side. Vlll-X. 10";
2 vols; 1 88 pp 4.40
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TWENTY THOUSAND LEAGUES UNDER THE SEA. Jules Verne.
Charles Scribner's Sons. [1920]. (A.L.A.) One-side.
VII-IX. 12"; 4 vols; 504 pp 13.20
TWICE TOLD TALES. Nathaniel Hawthorne. A. L. Burr Co.
[1926]. One-side. Vlll-X. 8 vols; 91 1 pp 23.95
TWO LITTLE CONFEDERATES, THE. Thomas Nelson Page.
Charles Scribner's Sons, 1916. [1920]. One-side. IV-VI.
12"; 1 vol; 147 pp 4.30
TWO LITTLE INDIANS. Emma M. Maguire. A. Flanagan Co.,
1923. [1930]. Grade 1. (N.Y.I. E.B.) One-side. Il-lll.
10"; 3 vols; 142 pp 4.20
UNCLE JED, CADDIE MASTER. Joseph Chapman. Curtis Pub-
lishing Co. [1919]. Grade 1. (M.C.C. & T.S.C.) One-
side. V-VIII. 6"; pamphlet; 18 pp 30
UNCLE JOES LINCOLN. Edward Alfred Steiner. Fleming H.
Revell Co., 1918. [1930]. (B. of E.C..O.) One-side.
Vlll-X; Adult. 10"; 2 vols; 178 pp 4.25
UNCLE REMUS (His Songs and His Sayings). Joel Chandler Harris.
D. Appleton & Co., 1921. [1928]. One-side. V-VIII.
3 vols; 363 pp 9.40
UNCLE SAM OF FREEDOM RIDGE. Margaret Prescott Montague.
Atlantic Monthly Co., 1921. [1921]. (A.L.A.) One-side.
Adult. 6" ; 1 vol ; 67 pp 1 .45
UNDER THE LILACS. Louisa M. Alcott. Little, Brown & Co.,
1919. [1928]. One-side. V-VII. 4 vols; 507 pp 13.05
UNDER THE STORY TREE. Mabel Guinnip LaRue. Macmillan Co.
[1930]. Grade 1. (N.Y.I. E.B.) One-side. I. 8"; 1 vol;
1 09 pp 2.45
VALLEY OF THE GIANTS, THE. Peter B. Kyne. Grosset &
Dunlap, 1918. [1924]. (U.S.V.B.) One-side. Adult.
12"; 4 vols; 488 pp 12.15
VALLEY OF THE MOON, THE. Jack London. Macmillan Co.,
1913. [1926]. (U.S.V.B.) One-side. IX-X; Adult. 9
vols; 1015 pp 22.65
VANDEMARK'S FOLLY. Herbert Quick. Bobbs-Merrill Co.,
1922. [1930]. One-side. Adult. 6 vols; 733 pp 19.00
VANITY FAIR. William Makepeace Thackeray. A. L. Burt Co.
[1927]. One-side. X; Adult. 15 vols; 1876 pp 48.40
VELVETEEN RABBIT OR HOW TOYS BECAME REAL, THE.
Margery (Williams) Bianco. George H. Doran Co. [1926].
Grade 1. One-side. I-II. 6"; pamphlet; 44 pp 70
VICAR OF WAKEFIELD, THE. Oliver Goldsmith. Macmillan Co.,
1899. [1925]. One-side. Vlll-X; Adult. 12"; 3 vols;
352 pp 10.85
VINEGAR SAINT, THE. Hughes Mearns. Penn Publishing Co.,
1919. [1926], (P.I.I.B.) One-side. Adult. 10"; 4
vols; 443 pp 9.95
VIRGINIAN, THE. Owen Wister. Macmillan Co., 191 1. [1925].
(U.S.V.B.) One-side. Vlll-X; Adult. 12"; 5 vols; 587 pp... 15.75
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VOICE FROM THE DARK, A. Eden Phillpotts. Macmillan Co.,
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465 pp 1 0.30
VOYAGES OF DOCTOR DOOLITTLE, THE. Hugh Lofting. Fred-
erick A. Stokes Co., 1922. [1926]. One-side. IV-VI.
4 vols; 453 pp 1 1 .90
WANDERER OF THE WASTELAND, THE. Zane Grey. Harper
Cr Bros., 1923. [1924]. (U.S.V.B.) One-side. Adult.
12"; 5 vols; 612 pp 16.25
WANTED A MOTHER. Clarence Hawkes. George W. Jacobs &
Co. [1921]. One-side. IV-VII. 1 2"; 2 vols; 1 80 pp 5.90
WATER BABIES, THE. Charles Kingsley. J. B. Lippincott Co.,
1917. [1928]. One-side. V-VII. 3 vols; 405 pp.. 10.30
WE MUST MARCH. (A Novel of the Winning of Oregon).
Honore Willsie Morrow. William Morrow Cr Co., 1925.
[1930]. One-side. Vll-X; Adult. 7 vols; 852 pp 22.10
WEDDING GIFT: A FISHING STORY. John Taintor Foote. D.
Appleton Cr Co., 1924. [1927]. (H.P.S.) One-side. Adult.
10"; 1 vol ; 67 pp 1 .75
WEE ANN, A STORY FOR LITTLE GIRLS. Ethel Calvert Phillips.
Houghton Mifflin Co., 1919. [1926]. One-side. Il-V.
2 vol ; 1 24 pp 3.80
WEE WILLIE WINKIE AND OTHER STORIES. Rudyard Kipling.
Copyright 1899 by Rudyard Kipling. [1923]. (H.P.S.)
One-side. II-VIII. 10"; 1 vol; 107 pp 2.40
WHAT HAPPENED IN THE ARK. Kenneth M. Walker and
Geoffrey M. Boumphrey. E. P. Dutton Cr Co. [1927]. One-
side. IV-VI. 2 vols; 244 pp 6.30
WHAT HAPPENED TO INGER JOHANNE. Dikken Zwilgmeyer.
Lothrop, Lee Cr Shepherd Co., 1919. [1922]. (H.P.S.)
One-side. V-VII. 10"; 4 vols; 296 pp 7.45
WHEN FATHER AND MOTHER REBELLED. Eleanor H. Porter.
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WHEN GRANNY WAS A LITTLE GIRL. A. E. P. Searing.
Doubleday, Page Cr Co., 1926. [1927]. One-side. V-VII.
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Merrill Co., 1907. [1928]. One-side. IX-X; Adult.
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WHITE OAKS OF JALNA. Mazo de la Roche. Little, Brown
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vols; 777 pp 7.50
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vols; 561 pp 15.20
WILLIAM. Emily Hilda Young. Quinn & Boden Co., 1926.
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WILLIAM THE CONQUEROR (from "The Day's Work"). Rud-
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WIND BOY, THE. Ethel C. Eliot. Doubleday, Page & Co., 1923.
[1927]. One-side. V-VII. 3 vols; 327 pp 8.65
WIND THAT DIDN'T BLOW, THE. (Stories of the Merry Middle
Kingdom for Children and Myself) . Arthur B. Chrisman.
E. P. Dutton & Co., 1927. [1930]. One-side. I V-VII.
3 vols; 344 pp 9.00
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[1928]. (H.P.S.) One-side. III-VI. 10"; 2 vols; 1 58 pp. . 3.90
WISP, A CIRL OF DUBLIN. Katharine Adams. Macmillan Co.,
1922. [1928]. One-side. VI-VIII. 4 vols; 446 pp 11.75
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[1927]. One-side. IV-VI. 3 vols; 422 pp 10.60
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Subject Index
Page
Alphabets and Braille Primers 25
Appliances, Kindergarten 87
Appliances, Writing 87
Arts, Fine 13
Arts, Useful 14
Astronomy, see Science 47
Basketry, See Arts, Useful 14
Biology, see Science 47
Biography 16
Blindness, see Economics and Sociology 21
Botany, see Science 47
Business Correspondence, see Arts, Useful 14
Catalogs 34
Catechism, see Religion 45
Chemistry, see Science . . 48
Civics, see Economics and Sociology 22
Commercial Law, see Economics and Sociology 21
Composition and Rhetoric, see English 29
Cooking, see Arts, Useful 15
Description and Travel 19
Drama and Poetry 37
Economics ._ 21
Educational Tests 42
English 29
Etiquette, see Economics and Sociology 21
European War, see History 25
Fairy Tales, see Fiction 51
Fiction 51
French 31
Geography, see Description and Travel and Science 1 9, 47
Geology, see Science 48
German 32
Grammar, see English 29
History _ .... 22
Hygiene, see Arts, Useful and Science 1 4, 47
Hymns, see Religion 44
Insurance, see Economics and Sociology 21
Language 25
Latin 33
Law and Government, see Economics and Sociology 21
Literature ... 34
Literature, History of, see Literature 35
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Maps - 88
Massage, see Arts, Useful 15
Mathematics — 50
Music, see Arts, Fine 13
Mythology - 47
Osteopathy, see Arts, Useful 15
Parliamentary Practice, see Economics and Sociology 22
Periodicals 85
Philosophy 42
Physics, see Science 48
Physiology and Hygiene, see Arts, Useful and Science 1 5, 49
Piano Tuning, see Arts, Fine and Useful 13,14
Poetry 37
Poultry, see Arts, Useful 14
Primers and Readers 25
Primers for Learning Braille 26
Psychology 42
Readers and Primers 25
Recreation, see Arts, Fine 14
Religion 44
Salesmanship, see Arts, Useful 14
Science 47
Social Work, see Economics and Sociology 22
Sociology 21
Slates, see Appliances, Writing 87
Spanish 33
Spelling, see English 30
Tangible Apparatus 87
Travel 19
Typewriting, see Arts, Useful 15
United States, History, see History 22
United States, Travel, see Description and Travel 20
Unity, see Religion 44
Writing Appliances 87
Zoology, see Science 47
91
Jiuthor Index
A
Page
Adams, Katharine. Mehitable 68
Midsummer 68
Toto and the Gift 79
Wisp, A Girl of Dublin 82
Addams, Jane. Second Twenty Years at Hull-House, The 22
Addison, Joseph and Richard Steele. Sir Roger de Coverley:
Essays from "The Spectator" 36
Adelborg, Ottilia. Clean Peter and the Children of Grubbylea . . . . 56
de Alarcon, Antonio Pedro. El Capitan Veneno 33
El Sombrero de Tres Picos 34
Alcott, Louisa M. Eight Cousins 58
Jo's Boys 64
Little Women 66
Old Fashioned Girl, An 70
Rose in Bloom 74
Under the Lilacs 80
Aldroch, Bess Streeter. Cutters, The 57
Mother Mason 69
Aldrich, Thomas Bailey. Story of a Bad Boy, The 77
Allen, James Lane. Kentucky Cardinal, A 64
Allen, Nellie B. Geographical and Industrial Readers:
Asia: China and the Chinese 20, 48
Asia: India and Ceylon 20, 48
New Europe, The 20, 48
North America 20, 48
South America: Chile and Ecuador 20, 48
Altsheler, Joseph Alexander. Young Trailers, The 83
Andersen, Hans Christian. Andersen's Fairy Tales 51
Marchen (with Vocabulary) 32
Thumbelina 79
Andress, James Mace and Annie Turner Andress. Journey to
Health Land, A 1 5, 64
Rosy Cheeks and Strong Heart, The Story of 1 5, 74
Andrews, Jane. Seven Little Sisters, The 75
Ten Boys 78
Andrews, Mary Raymond Shipman. Courage of the Common-
place, The 56
Good Samaritan, A 61
His Soul Goes Marching On 62
Perfect Tribute, The 71
Three Things, The 78
Arban, Jeane Baptiste and Herbert L. Clarke. Arban-Clarke
Method for Cornet and Trumpet:
Part I 13
Part II 13
Arnold, Emma J. Stories of Ancient Peoples 25
Arnold, Mathew. Sohrab and Rustum 41
Ashley, Roscoe, L. New Civics, The 22
Atherton, Gertrude. Conqueror, The 56
Atkinson, Alice M. European Beginnings of American History 23
Atkinson, Eleanor. Greyfriars Bobby 61
Austen, Jane. Pride and Prejudice 72
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Authors Not Listed:
Aesop for Children, The 34
Boy Scouts of America (Handbook for Blind Boys) 13
Braille Alphabet Cards, Grade 1 Vi, with ink-print explanations 26
Braille Alphabet Sheets, Grade 1 Vz 26
Braille Music Chart 13
Collects, Epistles and Gospels from "The Book of Common
Prayer" 44
Constitution of the American Association of Workers for
the Blind 21
Constitution of the United States, The 23
Declaration of Independence, The 23
Division of Words into Syllables for Writing and Emboss-
ing Braille Grade 1 V2, Leaflet on the 27
Eleventh Biennial Convention of Arrrricrn Association of
Workers for the Blind, June 22-26, 1925, Report of... 21
Embossed Braille Catalogs of A. P. H 34
Exercises in English Grammar 30
Holy Bible, Authorized Version 44
Holy Bible, Revised Version, American Standard Revised
Version 44
Hymns, A Selection of 44
Hymns, A Small Collection of Standard 44
In due season we shall reap, if we faint not: Gal. 6:9.
Christ Jesus came into the world to save sinners:
1 Tim; 1:15 44
Key to Braille for reading and writing grade 1 V2 28
Litany, The, from "The Book of Common Prayer" 45
Little Children's Bible, The 45
Little Goody Two Shoes, The History of 66
New York State Fair Spelling Bee, Syracuse, 1928 30
Newark Phonic Drills 30
Penitential Office, The, from "The Book of Common
Prayer" 45
Primer of Braille Music. .Authorized Edition:
Embossed 14
Ink-Print 14
Principles of Player Action Operation 14
Service of Holy Communion from "The Book of Common
Prayer" 44
Susanna's Auction 77
Twisted-in-wire Brushes, Dusters and Mops and How to
Make Them 16
Babbitt, Ellen C. Jataka Tales 64
Bacon, Frances. Civil and Moral Essays of Counsels of Francis
Bacon, The 34
Bailey, Carolyn Sherrin. Boys and Girls of Colonial Days 17
Baker, Olaf. Shasta of the Wolves 75
Third Reader 27
and and Mildred Batchelder. Everyday
Classics: Second Reader 27
Baker, Olaf. Shasta of the Wolves 76
Baldwin, James. Fairy Stories and Fables 59
Fifty Famous Stories Retold 23, 59
Story of Roland, The 77
Story of Siegfried, The 77
Thirty More Famous Stories Retold 25, 78
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Baltzel'l, Winton James. Complete History of Music, A 13
Balzac, Honore de. Eugenie Crandet (with vocabulary) 31
In the Time of the Terror and Other Stories from "Short
Stories" 63
Bangs, John Kendrick. House-Boat on the Styx, The 35
Little Book of Christmas, A 66
Bannerman, Helen. Little Black Sambo, The Story of 65
Barbour, Harriet Buxton. Old English Tales Retold 70
Barbour, Ralph Henry. Crimson Sweater, The 57
Barker, Eugene C. and Charles Shirley Potts and Charles W.
Ramsdell. School History of Texas, A 25
Barrie, Sir James M. .Courage 42
Little Minister, The 66
Peter Pan and Wendy 71
Sentimental Tommy 75
Barton, Bruce. What Can a Man Believe? 47
Batchelder, Mildred. Peggy Stories 71
Baynes, Ernest Harold. Polaris 71
Bays, Alfred William. Business Law 21
Beach, Rex. Flowing Cold 59
Pardners 70
Spoilers, The 76
Bean, B. C. (Ed.) Business Correspondence 14
Beard, Charles Austin and William C. Bagley. First Book in
American History, A 23
History of the American People, The 23
Beebe, William, jungle Days 20
Beith, Ian Hay. Poor Gentleman, The 71
Bellamy, Charles J. Wonder Children, The 82
Bennett, Arnold. Buried Alive 54
How to Live on Twenty-Four Hours a Day 35
and Edward Knoblauch. Milestones 39
Bennett, Charles E. New Latin Composition, A (with vocabulary) . . 33
New Latin Grammar 33
Bennett, John. Barnaby Lee 52
Master Skylark 68
Bergen, Joseph Y. and Otis W. Caldwell. Practical Botany 49
Bergold, Lillian C. Abraham Lincoln Centennial, 1809-1909.
(For Boys and Girls) . .. 16
Bert, Paul. First Steps in Scientific Knowledge . 48
Bianco, Margery (Williams). Little Wooden Doll, The 66
Velveteen Rabbit or How Toys Became Real, The 80
Biggers, Earl Derr. Black Camel, The 53
Bigham, Madge A. Stories of Mother Goose Village 77
Birmingham, C. A., Pseud. — See Hanney, j. O.
Blackmore, Richard Dodderidge. Lorna Doone 66
Blackwelder, Eliot and Harlan H. Barrows. Elements of Geology. ... 48
Blaisdell, Albert Franklin and Francis K. Ball. English History
Story Book 23
Blaisdell, Mary F. Pretty Polly Flinders 72
Tommy Tinker's Book 79
Blanchard, Mary Miles. Basketry Book, The 14
Bojer, Johan. Emigrants 58
Bok, Edward. Americanization of Edward Bok, The 16
Bostock, Frank C. Training of Wild Animals, The 50
Boyd, James. Drums 58
Marching On 68
Boynton, Percy H. American Literature 34
Bradford, Gamaliel. Damaged Souls 17
Brant, Ethel Cushing. Standard Etiquette for All Occasions 22
Brete, Jeane de la. Mon Oncle et Mon Cure 32
Brett, Edna Payson. Merry Scout and Other Stories, A 68
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Page
Bronte, Charlotte. Jane Eyre 63
Brooks, Charles S. Chimney Pot Papers 34
Luca Sarto 67
W^opin' Wharf from "Frightful Plays" 41
Brooks, Dorothy. Stories of the Red Children 77
Brooks, Rt. Rev. Phillip, D. D. Seeking Life and Other Sermons. ... 46
Brown, Abbie F. In the Days of the Giants 63
Lonesomest Doll, The 66
Brown, Joseph C. and Albert C. Eldridge. Brown-Eldridge
Arithmetics:
Grade VII 50
Grade VIII 50
Brown, Lela T. Stand Concessions 16
Browne, Francis. Wonderful Chair and the Tales it Told, The .... 82
Bryce, Catherine T. Aldine Supplementary Readers:
Fables from Afar 26
That's Why Stories 26
and Frank E. Spaulding. Aldine First Language Book:
Part I 29
Part II 29
Aldine Second Language Book 29
Buchan, John. Prester John 72
Salute to Adventurers 74
Bucholz, Carl Hermann, M. D. Therapeutic Exercises and Mas-
sage, Manual of 16
Buckley, F. R. Gold Mounted Guns 70
Bulfinch, Thomas. Age of Chivalry or Legends of King Arthur, The 51
Golden Age of Myth and Legend, The 47
Bunner, Henry Cuyler. Seven Old Ladies of Lavender Town,
The, from "A Treasury of Plays for Children" 40
Zenobia's Infidelity 76
Buyan, John. Pilgrim's Progress, The 71
Burdette, Robert Jones. Rise and Fall of the Mustache, The 36
Burgess, G. Have You an Educated Heart? 67
Burgess, Thornton W. Burgess Bird Book for Children, The 48
Old Mother West Wind 70
Burnett, Frances Hodgson. A Fair Barbarian 59
Little Lord Fauntleroy 66
Little Princess, The, from "A Treasury of Plays for Children". . 39
Secret Garden, The 74
Burns, Robert. Cotter's Saturday Night and Other Poems, The.... 38
Selected Poems and Songs of 40
Burroughs, John. Story of My Boyhood, The 18
Burrowes, Annesley. What it is Like to be Blind 22
Burt, Mary Elizabeth. Poems that Every Child Should Know 40
Bush, Bertha E. Prairie Rose, A 72
Butler, Ellis Parker. Goat Feathers 60
Pigs is Pigs 76
Byrne, Donn. Brother Saul 54
Changeling, The . 55
Byron, Lord. Prisoner of Chillon, The 40
C
Cabot, Richard Clarke, M. D. Layman's Handbook of Medicine, A. . 15
Cady, H. Emilie. Finding the Christ in Ourselves 44
Lessons in Truth 44
Caesar, Julius. Caesar's Galic Wars — Books I -IV (with vocabulary) 33
Caldwell, Otis W.and William L. Eichenberry. General Science ... 48
Caldwell, Otis W. and Edwin Emory Slosson. Science Remak-
ing the World 50
Canfield, Dorothy — See Fisher, Dorothy Canfield.
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Carhart, George S. and Paul A. McChee. Through Magic Casements 41
Carlyle, Thomas. Essay on Burns 35
Carnegie, Andrew. Autobiography of Andrew Carnegie 16
Carpenter, Frank C, Lift. D. Around the World with the
Children; An Introductory Geography 19
Carrion, Miguel Ramos and Vital Axa. Zaragueta (with
vocabulary covering "Fortuna" also) 33
Corroll, Lewis. Alice's Adventures in Wonderland 51
Cather, Willa. One of Ours 70
Shadows on the Rock 75
Chamberlain, James Franklin. Home and World Series:
How We are Clothed 20
How We are Fed 20
How We are Sheltered 20
How We Travel 20
Chance, Lula Maude. Little Folks of Many Lands 20
Chancellor, William E. History and Government of the United
States 24
Chaplin, Herman White. Five Hundred Dollars and Other Stories. . 59
Chapman, Joseph. Uncle Jed, Caddie Master 80
Chapman, Mrs. Mariston. Happy Mountain, The 61
Chapman, William Gerard. Green Timber Trails 61
Chardenal, C. A. Complete French Course (French-English and
English-French vocabulary) 31
Chase, Mary Ellen. Silver Shell, The 75
Chaucer, Geoffrey. The Canterbury Tales 37
Cheyney, Edward Potts. Short History of England, A (Revised
Edition) 25
Chiles, James A. German Prose Composition (with vocabulary) .... 32
Chrisman, Arthur B. Wind That Didn't Blow, The 82
Churchill, Winston. Crisis The 57
Crossing, The 57
Cicero, Marcus Tullius. Cicero's Six Orations (with special
vocabulary) 33
Clark, Mary E. and Margery C. Quigley. Etiquette, Jr 21
Clemens, Samuel L. Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, The 51
Adventures of Tom Sawyer, The 51
Connecticut Yankee at King Arthur's Court, A 56
Danger of Lying in Bed, The 78
Esquimau's Romance, The 68
jumping Frog, The 39
LI ,000,000 Bank-Note, The 68
Prince and the Pauper, The 72
$30,000 Bequest, The 78
Cobb, Bertha B. and Ernest Cobb. Arlo 52
Cobb, Irvin S. Belled Buzzard, The, from 'The Escape of
Mr. Trimm" 53
Life of the Party, The 65
Old Judge Priest 70
Snake Doctor, The 76
Speaking of Operations 36
Cody, Col. William F. Adventures of Buffalo Bill, The 16
Cohen, S. S., (Ed). System of Physiologic Therapeutics 16
Coleman, Bessie B. and Willis L. Uhl and James F. Hosic. Path-
way to Reading Series:
Primer 28
First Reader 28
Second Reader 28
Third Reader 28
Fourth Reader 28
Fifth Reader 28
Sixth Reader 28
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Page
Coleridge, Samuel Taylor. Rime of the Ancient Mariner, The. ... 40
Collodi, C. Pinocchio "71
Colum, Padraic (Ed.) Arabian Nights, The 52
Children's Homer, The: The Adventures of Odysseus and
the Tale of Troy 47
Forge in the Forest, The 59
Connelly, J. B. Commandeering of the Lucy Foster 79
Trawler, The 79
Conrad, Joseph. Arrow of Cold, The 52
Rescue, The 73
Secret Sharer, The, from " Twixt Land and Sea" 74
Conwell1, Russell H. Acres of Diamonds 34
Cooke, Flora J. Nature Myths and Stories for Little Children 47
Cooper, James Fenimore. Last of the Mohicans, The 65
Spy, The: A Tale of the Neutral Ground 76
Couzens, Reginald C. Stories of the Months and Days, The 36
Cowper, William. John Gilpin 38
Craig, John Bradford. Nature Study:
Book I 49
Book II 49
Book III 49
Craik, Mrs. Dinah Maria (Mulock). Adventures of a Brownie, The 51
Little Lame Prince, The 66
Crane, Dr. Frank. If You are Up Against It — Go Around 42
Crawford, F. Marion. Man Overboard 67
Upper Berth, The 67
Crawford, J. P. Wickersham. First Book in Spanish, A 33
Spanish Composition (Text only) 34
Temas Espanoles 34
Crew, Helen Coale. Saturday's Children 74
Crockett, S. R. Red Cap Tales 73
Crothers, S. McChord. Children of Dickens, The 55
Cruse, Amy. Young Folk's Book of Myths, The 47
Cumnock, Robert McLean. Choice Readings 34
Curry, J. S. Curry Touch Typewriting 15
Curwood, James Oliver. Ancient Highway, The 51
God's Country and the Woman 60
Kazan 64
Curtis, George William. Prue and I 72
Cushing, Luther S. Manual of Parliamentary Practice 22
Dana, Richard H., Jr. Two Years Before "Se Mast 21
Daudet, Alphonse. Contes Choisis (with vocabulary) 31
Tartarin de Tarascon (with vocabulary) 32
Davis, Elmer. Times Have Changed 79
Davis, Mary Montague. Dr. Pete of the Sierras 58
Davis, Richard Harding. Bar Sinister, The 52
Boy Scouts and Other Stories, The 54
Gallegher 60'
My Disreputable Friend, Mr. Raegan 60
Soldiers of Fortune IS
Davis, William Stearns. Gilman of Redford 60
pondence 14, 29'
Davis, William Stearns. Gilman of Redford 60
Defendall, P. H. Actual Business English 29
Defoe, Daniel. Robinson Crusoe 73
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De La Mare, Walter. Child's Day, A 37
Peacock Pie 40
Poems for Children 40
De La Rammee, Louisa. Dog of Flanders, A 58
Depew, Ollie. Scientific Course in Typewriting, A 16
Derieux, Samuel A. Comet 76
Dewey, John. Human Nature and Conduct 42
Dey, F. Van Resselaer. Magic Story, A 67
Dickens, Charles. Christmas Carol A 56
David Copperfield 57
Old Curiosity Shop, The 70
Pickwick Papers, The 36
Tale of Two Cities, A 78
Dix, Beulah Marie. Merrylips 68
Soldier Rigdale 76
Dodge, Mary Mapes. Hans Brinker or the Silver Skates 61
Dombrowski, Baroness. Abdallah and the Donkey 51
Boga — The Elephant 53
D'Ooge, Benjamin L. Elements of Latin (with vocabulary) 33
Dootson, Lily Lee. Riddle Book for Silent Reading, A 29
Dorsey, George A., LL. D. Why We Behave Like Human Beings. . 42
Driggs, Howard R. Live Language Lessons:
First Book 30
Second Book 30
Third Book 30
Drinkwater, John. Abraham Lincoln (A Play) 37
Dryden, John. Alexander's Feast 37
DuChaillu, Paul. Wild Life Under the Equator 21
Dumas, Alexandre. La Tulipe Noire (with exercises, notes and
vocabulary) 32
Duncan, Francis. My Garden Doctor 69
Duncan, Norman. Adventures of Billy Topsail, The:
Part I 51
Part II 51
Dunn, Fannie and Franklin T. Baker and Ashley H. Thorndike.
Everyday Classics:
Primer 27
First Reader 27
DuPuy, William Atherton. Our Animal Friends and Foes 49
Durant, Will, Ph. D. Story of Philosophy, The 42
Durell, Fletcher and E. E. Arnold. Algebra, A Second Book in. . . . 50
Eastman, Max. Enjoyment of Poetry 35
Eggleston, Edward. Hoosier School Boy, The 62
Hoosier Schoolmaster, The 62
Stories of American Life and Adventure 25
Stories of Great Americans 18
Eliot, Ethel C. Wind Boy, The 82
Eliot, George. Adam Bede 51
Silas Marner 75
Elson, William H. and Lura E. Runkeland William S. Gray.
Elson Basic Reader (Life-Reading Service) — Primer 27
Elson, William H. and William S. Gray. Elson Basic Readers
(Life-Reading Service) :
Book One 27
Book Two 27
Book Three 27
Book Four 27
Book Five 27
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Elson, William H. and Christine M. Keck. Elson Readers:
Book Six 27
Book Seven 27
Emerson, Ralph Waldo. Essay on Compensation 35
Essay on History, An 35
Essay on Self-Reliance 35
Ertz, Susan. Madame Claire 67
Esrich, Enrich Perez. Fortuna (with vocabulary covering
"Zaragueta") 33
Fairstair, Mrs. (Pseud) (Ed). Memoirs of a London Doll, Written
by Herself 68
Faris, Lillie A. Standard Bible Story Readers:
Book I — The Primer 46
Book II — The First Reader 46
Book 1 1 1 — The Second Reader 46
Book IV — The Third Reader 46
Book V — The Fourth Reader 46
Book VI — The Fifth Reader 46
Farnol, Jeffery. Honorable Mr. Tawnish, The 62
Fassett, James H. Beacon Readers:
Primer, The 26
First Reader, The 26
Second Reader, The 26
Third Reader, The 26
Fourth Reader, The 26
Fifth Reader, The 26
Faulkner, Georgene and Others. Cap, the Red Cross Dog, and
Other Stories 54
Ferber, Edna. Fanny Herself 59
Frog and the Puddle, The 78
Show Boat 75
That's Marriage 78
Fernald, J. C, L. H. D. Standard Dictionary of the English
Language — Pocket Edition 31
Field, Rachel*. Taxies and Toadstools 41
Finger, Charles J. Tales from Silver Lands 78
Finley, W. L. and Irene Finley. Little Bird Blue 49, 65
Firman, Sidney C.and Ethel H. Maltby. The Winston Readers:
Primer, The 29
First Reader, The 29
Second Reader, The 29
Fisher, Dorothy (Canfield) . Bent Twig, The 53
Heyday of the Blood The, from "Hillsboro People" 62
Fitch, George. Sizing up Uncle Sam 36
Twenty-four, The 79
Fitzgerald, S. Scott. Camel's Back, The 79
Fletcher, Mabel Elizabeth. Old Settler Stories 70
Folsom, Elizabeth. Towers of Fame 70
Foote, John Taintor. Wedding Gift: A Fishing Story 81
Foote, Mary Hallock. Edith Bonham 58
Ford, Julia Ellsworth. Pan and Santa Claus 70
Fox, John Jr. Little Shepherd of Kingdom Come, The 66
France, Anatole. Le Crime de Sylvestre Bonnard (with vocabulary) 31
Le Livre de Mon Ami — Le Livre de Pierre (with vocabulary) . . 32
French, Henry Williard (Trans). Lance of Kanana, The, Ardavan . . 65
Franklin, Benjamin. Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin 17
French, Henry Williard (Trans). Lance of Kanana, The, Ardavan.. 66
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Fryer, Jane Eayre. Young American Readers:
Community Interest and Public Spirit !. Z2
Our Home and Personal Duty 22
Our Town and Civic Duty 22
Fuentes, V. and V. E. Francois. Trip to Latin America, A
(with vocabulary) 34
Fyteman, Rose. Fairies and Chimneys 38
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Gaboriau, Emile. Widow Lerouge, The 82
Gailor, Thomas F., S. T. D. Episcopal Church, The 44
Gale, Elizabeth. How the Animals Came to the Circus 63
Gale, Zona. Faint Perfume 59
Miss Lulu Bett 68
Galsworthy, John. Indian Summer of a Forsyte from "The
Forsyte Saga" 63
Quality 39
Garland, Hamlin. Son of the Middle Border, A 16
Gaskell, Mrs. Elizabeth C. Cranford 57
Gates, Josephine Scribner. Little Girl Blue 66
Story of Live Dolls, The 77
Gemmill, Elsie. English Grammar, Essentials of 30
Gibbons, Herbert A. Reconstruction of Northern France, The,
from "France and Ourselves" 24
The New Map of Asia 24
The New Map of Europe 24
What Confronts France from "France and Ourselves" 24
Gibbs, A. Hamilton. Soundings 76
Gifford, Jane Curtis and E. G. Payne. Red Feather's Adventures. . 73
Glaskow, Ellen Romantic Comedians, The 73
Glaspell, Susan. Suppressed Desires; A Comedy in Two Scenes. . . 41
Glass, Montague. Object: Matrimony 70
Godfrey, Hold's. Elementary Chemistry 48
Goethe, John Wolfgang von. Das Marchen (with vocabulary) .... 32
Goldsmith, Oliver. Deserted Village, The 38
She Stoops to Conquer 41
Vicar of Wakefield, The 80
Gordon, Elizabeth. I Wonder Why? 38
Gordon, Emma K. and Marietta Stockard. Gordon Readers:
First Reader 28
Second Reader 28
Gordy, Wilbur Fisk. Stories of Later American History 25
Graham, John Cameron and Fred H. Cockell. Brooding and
Rearing Chicks 14
Grant, Ulysses S. Personal Memoirs of Ulysses S. Grant:
Part I 18
Part II . 18
Gray, Thomas. Elegy Written in a Country Church-Yard 38
Gray, William S. Gray Oral Reading Check Tests:
Sets I, II and III — Nos. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 of each 42
Sets II, III and IV — Nos. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 of each 42
Grayson, David. Friendly Road, The 60
Green, Anna Katherine. Leavenworth Case, The 65
Greene, Homer. Flag, The 59
GrenfeH, Wilfred T. Adrift on an Ice Pan 16
Grey, Edward, 1st Viscount. Recreation (Address Delivered at
the Harvard Union, December 8, 1919) J 4, 36
Grey, Zane. Lone Star Ranger, The 66
Riders of the Purple Sage 73
Wanderer of the Wasteland, The 81
Crierson, Elizabeth W. Heir of Linne and Other Stories The. ..... 62
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Griffith, Eleanor Clendower. Cho-Cho and the Health Fairy
(Six Stories) 1 5, 55
Grimm, Jacob, and Ludwig and Karl (Brothers Grimm). Grimm's
Fairy Tales 61
Household Stories 62
Grimshaw, Beatrice. Conn of the Coral Seas 56
Grishina, N. C. Peter-Pea 71
Guerber, Helene Adeline. Marchen und Erzahlungen — Part I
with vocabulary) 32
Story of the Greeks, The 25
Story of the Thirteen Colonies, The 25
Guest, Edgar. Selected Poems of Edgar Guest from "All That
Matters", "Just Folks", "The Path to Home" and
"A Heap O'Livin' " 40
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Habberton, John. Helen's Babies 62
Haggard, H. Rider. Cleopatra 56
People of the Mist, The 71
Hale, Edward Everett. Man Without a Country, The 67
My Double and How He Undid Me 77
Susan's Escort 77
Hale, Lucretia P. Last of the Peterkins With Other of their
Kin, The 65
Halevy, Ludovic. L'Abbe Constantin (with vocabulary) 31
Hall, Holsworthy. What is Wasted Time? 69
Hall, Jennie. Our Ancestors in Europe 24
Halleck, Reuben Post. History of American Literature 35
New English Literature 36
Halliburton, Richard. Royal Road to Romance, The 20
Hamilton, Clarence Grant. Outlines of Music History 14
Hancock, Mary. Children of History: Later Times, The 17
Hanney, J. O. Spanish Gold 76
Hardy, Marjorie. Child's Own Way Series: Wag and Puff —
A Primer 26
Harris, Joel Chandler. Uncle Remus (His Songs and His Sayings) ... 80
Hart, Frances Noyes. Bellamy Trial, The 52
Hart, Joseph K. Social Life and Institutions 22
Harte, Bret. Luck of Roaring Camp, and Other Stories, The 67
Tennessee's Partner 78
Haskell, Helen E. Katrinka 64
Hawes, Charles Boardman. Dark Frigate, The 57
Great Quest, The 61
Hawkes, Clarence. Field and Forest Friends 48
Hitting the Dark Trail 18
Shaggycoat 50
Wanted a Mother 81
Hawthorne, Julian. Rumpty Dudget's Tower: A Fairy Tale 74
Hawthorne, Nathaniel. Great Stone Face and Other Tales of
the White Mountains, The 61
House of Seven Gables, The 62
Tanglewood Tales 47
Twice Told Tales _ 80
Hay, Ian (Pseud). See Beith, Ian Hay
Hayes, Carleton Joseph Huntley and Parker T. Moon. Modern
History 24
Hayes, Samuel Perkins, Ph. D. Test Material Included in "Self-
Surveys for the Blind, A Manual for the Guidance of
Teachers" 43
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Hegan, Alice Caldwell — See Rice, Alice Hegan.
Hemon, Louis. Maria Chapdelaine (A Tale of the Lake St.
John Country) 68
Henderson, William James. Art of the Singer, The 13
Hendrick, Burton J. Life and Letters of Walter H. Page:
Part I 18
Part I! 18
Henry, O. (Pseud) — See Porter, Sidney.
Hergesheimer, Joseph. Java Head . 64
Thrush in the Hedge, The, from "The Happy End" 79
Herrick, Robert. Master of the Inn, The 68
Hill, Frederick Trevor. On the Trail of Washington 18
Hill, Helen and Violet Maxwell. Charlie and His Coast Guards ... 55
Charlie and His Friends 55
Charlie and His Kitten Topsy 55
Charlie and His Puppy Bingo 55
Charlie and the Surprise House 55
Little Tonino 66
Hill, Howard C. Community Life and Civic Problems 21
Hillyer, V. M. .Child's History of the World, A 23
Hines, Jack. Blue Streak, The 53
One Man Dog, The 53
Hitchcock, Alfred M. Composition and Rhetoric 29
Hodgdon, Jeannette Rector. First Course in American History:
Book I — Discoverers, Explorers and Colonists 23
Book J I — The National Period 23
Hodge, Lamont F. and Arthur Lee. Elementary English, Spoken
and Written — Book II 30
Holbrook, Florence. Book of Nature Myths, The 47
Holland, Rupert S. Historic Adventures 23
Historic Inventions 15
Holley, Marietta. Josiah Allen's Wife 35
Holling, Holling Clancy. Rocky Billy 73
Hollis, Gertrude. Our Wonderful Church 46
Holmes, Oliver Wendell. Autocrat of the Breakfast Table, The. ... 34
Hope, Anthony. Prisoner of Zenda, The 72
Rupert of Hentzau 74
Hopkins, William J. Sandman, The: His Farm Stories 74
Horn, Ernest and Grace Shields. Learn to Study Readers — Book I . . 28
Hough, Emerson. Covered Wagon, The 57
54-40 or Fight 59
Hough, Theadore and W. T. Sedgwick. Human Mechanism, The. . 1 5, 49
Howard, Alice Woodbury. Sokar and the Crocodile 76
Hubbard, Elbert. Message to Garcia, A 35
Hudson, William Henry. Green Mansions 61
Little Boy Lost, A 66
Hughes, Thomas. Tom Brown's School Days 79
Hugo, Victor. Quatrevingt-Treize (with vocabulary) 32
Hurst, Fannie. President is Born, A 72
Hutchison, A. S. M. If Winter Comes 63
Irving, Washington. Alhambra, The 19
Conquest of Granada, The 23
Legend of Sleepy Hollow, The 35
Sketch Book, The 36
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Jackson, Helen Hunt. Ramona 72
James, William. Selected Papers on Philosophy.. Chapters I,
II, III, IV, V and VII 42
Talks to Students on Some of Life's Ideals 42
Jeans, Sir James. Mysterious Universe, The 49
Jewerr, Frances Culick. Health and Safety 1 5, 48
Physiology, Hygiene and Sanitation from "Culick Hygiene
Series" 15,49
Jewerr, Sara Arne. White Heron, A 82
Joan, Natalie. Cosy-Time Tales 56
Johnson, Clifton. John Burroughs' Talks 18
Johnston, Mary. 1 492 60
To Have and To Hold 79
Jonson, Ben. Alchemist, The 37
Epicoene: or The Silent Woman 38
Jordon, Elizabeth. Blue Circle, The 53
Judd, Mary Catherine (Comp). Wigwam Stories 25
Kellend, Clarence Budington. Scattergood Baines — Chapters l-IV. . 74
Keller, Helen. Midstream : My Later Life 18
Kelley, Truman L. and Giles M. Ruch and Lewis M. Terman.
Stanford Achievement Tests:
Primary Examination, Form A 43
Primary Examinations, Form B 43
Advanced Examination, Form A 43
Advanced Examination, Form B 43
Kelly, Eric P. Trumpeter of Krakow, The 79
Kennedy, Isabel W. History of the Pennsylvania Home Teaching
Society and Free Circulating Library for the Blind, The 21
Kennedy, Robert Kerr. Diamonds and Diamonds 57
Kensington, J. J. Talking with Cod 46
Kent, Frances. Puppy Dogs' Tales 72
Kilbourne, C. E. Baby Elephant and the Zoo Man 52
Baby Kangaroo and Lilly Lamb 52
Bab'y Lion and the Bum-Head Animal 52
Baby Monkey and the Wily Wolf 52
Baby Ostrich and Mr. Wise Owl 52
King, Basil. Conquest of Fear, The 42
Kingsley, Charles. Heroes or Creek Fairy Tales for My Children, The 62
Hypatia 62
Water Babies, The 81
GALLEY FIVE
Kipling, Rudyard. Brushwood Boy, The 54
"Captains Courageous" 55
Jungle Book, The 64
Just So Stories 64
Kim 64
Man Who Would Be King, The 67
Second Jungle Book, The 74
.007 from "The Day's Work" 75
Ship that Found Herself, The, from "The Day's Work" 75
Wee Willie Winkie and Other Stories 81
William the Conqueror from "The Day's Work" 82
Kirk, John C. and Mary A. Waesche. Junior Training for Modern
Business 15
Kitson, Harry D., Ph. D. How to Use Your Mind 42
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Knibbs, Henry H. Ridin' Kid from Powder River, The 73
Knight, WiiSiam Allen. Song of Our Syrian Guest, The 76
Knipe, Emelie Benson and Allen A. Knipe. Lost — A Brother .... 67
K. O. S. (Pseud) — See Baroness Dombrowski.
Krauskopf, Rabbi Joseph. Loyalty of the Jew, The 46
Wandering Jew, The 46
Krehbeil, Henry Edward. How to Listen to Music 13
deKruif, Paul. Microbe Hunters 1 5, 49
Kyne, Peter B. Go-Cetter, The 60
Kindred of the Dust 65
Never the Twain Shall Meet 69
Valley of the Giants, The 80
Lagerlbf, Selma. Christ Legends 56
Marbacka 18
Wonderful Adventures of Nils, The 82
Laidlaw, R. A. Reason Why, The 46
Lair, Jack. It Wasn't Honest, But It Was Sweet 65
Lars, the Useless, Was a Nuisance 65
Lamb, Charles and Mary Lamb. Tales from Shakespeare 36
Lambert, A. Piano Method 14
LaMotte, Ellen N. Peking Dust 24
Lamprey, Louise. In the Days of the Guild 63
Lane, Franklin K. Letters of Franklin K. Lane, The 18
Lansing, Marion Florence. Rhymes and Stories 73
LaPrade, Ernest. Alice in Orchestralia 13
LaRue, Mabel Cuinnip. Under the Story Tree 80
Latane, John Holladay, Ph. D., LL. D. History of the United
States, A 24
Latimer, H. Randolph. Braille Contraction Drill 26
Braille Letter Drill 26
Laughlin, Clara E. Everybody's Lonesome 58
Leacock, Stephen. Soaked in Seaweed 76
Lee, Jeanette. Chinese Coat, The 55
Lefevere, Felicite. Cock, The Mouse and The Little Red Hen, The. . 56
LeCallienne, Richard. Pieces of Eight 71
Leupp, Francis Ellington. Day With Father, A 57
Man Roosevelt, The 18
Lewis, Harry R. Poultry Keeping 15
Lewis, O. F. Old Peter Takes an Evening Off 70
Lewis, William Dodge, and Albert Lindsay Rowland and Ethel
H. Maltby Cehres. Third Silent Reader 29
Lincoln, Joseph C. Doctor Nye 58
Fair Harbor 59
Shavings 75
Lindeman, Frank B. Indian Why Stories 63
Lindsay, Maud. Mother Stories 69
Lindsay, Vachel1. Johnny Appleseed and Other Poems 38
Locke, William. Wonderful Year, The 83
Lofting, Hugh. Story of Doctor Doolittle, The 77
Voyages of Doctor Doolittle, The 81
London, Jack. Love of Life 67
Sea Wolf, The 74
Valley of the Moon, The 80
White Fang 81
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Longfellow, Henry Wadsworth, Evangeline 38
Miles Standish and Other Selections 39
Song of Hiawatha, The 41
Tales of a Wayside Inn 41
Lovejoy, Mary i. Selections from Nature in Verse, Poetry for
Children 40
Vol. I — Songs of Spring.
Vol. II — Songs of Summer.
Vol. Ill — Songs of Autumn.
Vol. IV — Songs of Winter.
Lowe!!, James Russell. Essay on Chaucer 35
Essay on Dryden 35
Essay on Pope 35
Essay on Shakespeare Once More 35
Essay on Spencer 35
Vision of Sir Launful, The 41
Lucas, Edward Verrall. Slowcoach, The 16
Luther, Martin. Luther's Small Catechism and a few Bible Verses. . 45
Lytton, Sir Bulwer. Last Days of Pompeii, The 65
Mabie, Hamilton Wright. Norse Stories 47
MacAfee, Nellie Elizabeth. Massage 15
Macartney, C. E. Doctrine of the Trinity, The 45
Everlasting Yea, The 45
Cod's Day and the Soul of Man 45
Mountain Peaks of Old Testament Biography — III — Gideon... 45
Three Sermons: How Does it Stand with the Bible? 45
Life So Cruel, So False, So Great a Sham!
It Takes Tribulation to Make a Man.
Words 45
Macauley, Thomas Babington, 1st Baron. Essay on Addison 17
Essay on Milton 17
McCarthy, Justin. If I Were King 63
McClure, Marjorie B. High Fires 62
McConkey, James H. Beauty for Ashes 45
Believing is Seeing 45
Blessed Hope 45
Blessing of Doing, The 45
Book of Revelation, The 45
Chastening 45
Dedicated Life, The 45
Eternal Life, The 45
Faith 45
Father's House, The 45
Fifth Sparrow, The 45
Fragments of the Word 45
Give God a Chance 45
God-Planned Life. The 45
God's jewel-Case 45
Guidance 45
Highway of Guidance, The 45
Holy Ground 45
If We Neglect 45
In and Out 46
Jacob's Struggle 46
Lame Feet 46
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Law and Grace 46
Ministry of Suffering, The 46
New Commandment, The 46
Prayer (Large Edition) 46
Prayer, (Small Edition) 46
Spirit-Filled Life, The 46
Sure Shepherd, The 46
Surrendered Life, The 46
Three-Fold Secret of the Holy Spirit, The 46
Way of Victory, The 46
Word, The: How to Study It — How to Teach It 46
McConnell, Carl P. (Ed.) Clinical Osteopathy 15
McCoy, Neely. Jupie Follows His Tale 64
McCutchen, Ceorgs Barr. Blades 53
MacDonald, George. At the Back of the North Wind 52
Light Princess, The 65
Princess and Curdie, The 72
Princess and the Goblin, The "72
McElroy, Margaret J. Adventures of Johnny T. Bear, The 51
MacGrath, Harold. Changing Road, The 55
McGraw, John J. My Thirty Years in Baseball 1 4, 1 8
MacHarg, William and Edwin Balmer. Blind Man's Eyes, The ... 54
Indian Drum, The 63
Mackay, Helen. Selected Stories from "Accidentals" 75
McMurray, Frank M. and A. E. Parkins. Advanced Geography ... 1 9, 47
Maguire, Emma M. Two Little Indians 80
Mahoney, James. Wilfred Reginald and the Dark Horse 69
Mais, Catherine. Ginger Bread House, The 60
Major, Charles. Bears of Blue River, The 52
When Knighthood Was in Flower (Marion Davies Edition) ... 81
Malory, Sir Thomas. King Arthur and His Knights of the
Round Table 65
Maltby, Ethel H. and Sidney G. Firman. Winston Companion
Readers: First Reader 29
Marquis, Thomas Guthrie. King's Wish, The 66
Marvel, I. K. (Pseud) — See Mitchell, D. G.
Masefield, John. Jim Davis 65
Mason, A. E. W. Four Feathers, The 60
Mattheson, George, D. D. Day Unto Day 44
Maupassant, Guy de. Huit Contes Choisis (with vocabulary) 32
Odd Number, The 70
Maurois, Andre. Disraeli 17
Mayo, Katherine and Harvey J. O'Higgins. Israel Drake and
Other Stories 63
Meadowcroft, William Henry. Boys' Life of Edison, The 17
Mearns, Hughes. Vinegar Saint, The 80
Meigs, Cornelia. As the Crow Flies 52
Master Simon's Garden — Part I 68
New Moon, The 69
Wonderful Locomotive, The 82
Melville, Herman. Moby Dick 69
Meras, B. and E. Meras. French Verbs and Verbal Idions (with
vocabulary) 31
Milne, A. A. Winne-the-Pooh 82
Le Second Livre (with vocabulary) 32
Millay, Edna St. Vincent. King's Henchman, The 39
Miller, R. K. Musical Terms in Everyday Use 13
Outlines of Harmony — Part I — Chords 14
Millikan, Robert A. and Henry C. Gale. First Course in Physics, A. . 48
Mills, Enos Abijah. Wild Life on the Rockies 21
Milne, A. A. Winne-the-Pooh 82
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Milton, John. Arcades 37
Comus 37
II Penseroso 39
L'Allegro 39
On the Morning of Christ's Nativity 39
Paradise Lost — Books l-IV 39
Mitchell, D. C. Dream Life 34
Reveries of a Bachelor 36
Mitchell, John R. Principles. Methods and Therapeuctics of Massage 16
Mitchell, S. Weir. Hugh Wynne 63
Molesworth, Mrs. Mary Louisa (Stewart). Cuckoo Clock, The .. 57
Tapestry Room, The 78
Monahan, Maud. Children's Saint, The: The Story of Saint
Madeleine Sophia 44
Monroe. Monroe's New Primer 28
Monroe, William S. Monroe's Standardized Silent Reading Tests. . 43
Test 1 — Form 1.
Test 1 — Form 2.
Test 2 — Form 1 .
Test 2 — Form 2.
Montague, Margaret Prescott. Gift, The 60
Uncle Sam of Freedom Ridge 80
Montgomery, Lucy Maud. Anne of Green Gables 51
Moreley, Christopher. Haunted Bookshop, The 61
Moreton, Lady. Perez the Mouse 71
Morgan, John H. John, Viscount Morley 18
Morley, Margaret W. Donkey John of the Toy Valley 58
Morrow, Honore Willsie. Benefits Forgot (A Story of Lincoln
and Mother Love) 53
Enchanted Canyon, The 58
Forever Free (A Novel of Abraham Lincoln) 17, 59
We Must March (A Novel of the Winning of Oregan) 81
Muir, John. Stickeen 76
Story of My Boyhood and Youth 19
Mukerii, Dhan Copal. Hari, the Jungle Lad 61
Kari the Elephant 64
Mulford, Clarence. Hopalong Cassidy 62
Mulock, Miss — See Craik, Mrs. Dina Maria (Mulock).
Murphy, Elinor. I'll Try 38
Muzzey, David Saville. American History, An 22
Myers, Philip VanNess. Ancient History 23
Mediaeval and Modern History 24
N
Newton, A. Edward. Dr. Johnson (A Play) 38
Nida, William Lewis. Ab, the Cave Man: A Story of the Time
of the Stone Age 51
Following Columbus (Stories of Exploration and Settlement) . . 23
Following the Frontier (Stories of the Westward Movement) . . 23
Nordoff, Charles. Pearl Lagoon, The 71
O'Brien, Frederick. White Shadows in the South Seas 21
Omeler, Marie Conway.. Sheaves (A Comedy of Manners) 75
O'Higgins, Harvey J. From the Life 60
Ollivent, Alfred. Bob Son of Battle 53
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Cimstead, Everett Ward and Francis Brown Barton. Elementary
French Reader (with Exercises and Vobcabulary) 31
Cimstead, Everett Ward and Edward H. Sirich (Eds.) .First
Spanish Reader (with notes, vocabulary and exercises) . . 33
Oppenheim, E. Phillips. Great Impersonation, The 61
Creat Prince Shan, The 61
Orem, P. W. Harmony Book for Beginners 13
Orton, Helen Fuller. Prince and Rover of Cloverf ield Farm 72
Otis, James. Toby Tyler or Ten Weeks with a Circus 79
Page, Thomas Nelson. Burial of the Guns, The 54
Red Rock 73
Two Little Confederates, The 80
Paine, Ralph Delhaye. Call of the Offshore Wind, The 54
First Down Kentucky 59
Palgrave, Francis Turner. Children's Treasury of Lyrical Poetry, The 37
Golden Treasury, The — Selected from the Best Songs and
Lyrical Poems in the English Language — Book I and
Book III 38
Palmer, George Herbert. Self-Cultivation in English 30
Palmer, Margaret D. Lessons on Massage 15
Parker, Cornelia S. American Idyll, An 16
Parker, Gilbert. Power and the Glory, The 71
Right of Way, The 73
Seats of the Mighty, The 74
Parkman, Mary R. Heroes of Today 18
Parsons, E. L. What is the Christian Religion? 47
Paxson, Frederic Logan. History of the American Frontier 23
Payne, Will. Her Secret 62
Pearson, Edmund Lester. Theodore Roosevelt (from "True
Stories of Great Americans") 19
Peary, Josephine. Snow Baby, The 20
Pease, Howard. Tatooed Man, The 78
Pelley, William Dudley. Face in the Window, The 59
Pendexter, Hugh. Red Belts 73
Peple, Edward. Night Out, A 69
Perkins, Frederick O. (Ed.) Peter Pan, Retold from Sir James
Barrie's Famous Play 71
Perkins, Lucy Fitch. Dutch Twins, The 58
Eskimo Twins, The 58
Irish Twins, The 63
Japanese Twins, The 64
Peterson, Mrs. Frederick. Child Health Alphabet 1 5, 55
Rhymes of Cho-Cho's Grandma 73
Phillips, Ethel' Calvert. Little Sally Waters 66
Wee Ann, A Story for Little Girls 81
Phillpotts, Eden. Voice from the Dark, A 81
Pillsbury, Albert E. Lincoln and Slavery 18
Poe, Edgar Allen. Descent into the Maelstrom, A 57
Gold Bug, The 60
Masque of the Red Death, The 57
Purloined Letter, The 57
Pomeroy, Vivian T. Enchanted Children, The 58
Poole, Ernest. Beggars' Gold 52
Harbor, The 61
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Porter, Eleanor H. Just David 64
New York and Return 69
Pollyanna 71
Tangled Threads, The "78
When Father and Mother Rebelled 81
When Polly Ann Played Santa Claus 81
Porter, F. A. New England Conservatory Course for Pianoforte, The 14
Porter, Jane. Scottish Chiefs, The 74
Porter, Sidney. Gentle Grafter, The 60
Moment of Victory, The 75
Selections from O. Henry Memorial Award Prize Stories, 1919. . 75
Shoes 75
Post, Melville Davisson. Devil's Tools, The 59
Mystery at the Blue Villa, The 69
Potter, Marian Clark. Giant of Apple Pie Hill and Other Stories, The 60
Poulsson, Emilie. Through the Farmyard Gate 41
Pratt, Mara L. Legends of the Red Children 28
Stories of Colonial Children 25
Price, Margaret E. Child's Book of Myths, A 47
Prouty, Olive Higgins. Good Sports 61
Pumphrey, Margaret. Stories of the Pilgrims 25
Pupin, Michael. From Immigrant to Inventor 17
Purvis, Samuel, D. D. Romance of the Jews, The 46
Putnam, David Binney. David Goes to Greenland 19
David Goes Voyaging 19
Pyle, Howard. Garden Behind the Moon, The 60
Men of Iron 68
Merry Adventures of Robin Hood, The 68
Story of King Arthur and His Knights, The 77
Wonder Clock, The 82
Quick, Herbert. Hawkeye, The 61
Vandemark's Folly 80
Quinn, Vernon. Beautiful Mexico, Its Story, Legends and
Scenic Charm 19
Rath, E. J. Nervous Wreck, The 69
Reade, Charles. Cloister and the Hearth, The 56
Rhineheart, Mary Roberts. Circular Staircase, The 56
Love Stories 67
Rhodes, John Kidder. Blind Boy Who Became a Great Physician. . . 17
Rice, Alice Hegan. Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch 69
Phoebe 71
Quin 72
Rice, Lucia Webster. Lost Monkey, The 67
Rice, William Corham. Carillon Music and Singing Towers of the
Old World and the New 13
Richmond, Crace S. Mrs. Red Pepper 69
Red Pepper Burns 73
Richmond, Mary E. What is Social Case Work? 22
Rickert, Edith. Bojabi Tree, The 54
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Riis, Jacob A. Making of an American, The 18
Riley. James Whitcomb. Book of Joyous Children, The 37
Robbins, L. H. Mr. Downey Sits Down 69
Robert Henry M. Robert's Rules of Order 22
Roberts, Charles Ceorge Douglas. Hoof and Claw 48, 62
Kings in Exile 49, 65
Robertson, Georgia. Efficiency in Home-Making and First Aid
to Good Cooking 15
Robertson, Morgan. Sinful Peck 75
Robertson, W. C. Pinkie and the Fairies (from "A Treasury
of Plays for Children") 40
Robinson, James Harvey. Mind in the Making, The 42
Robinson, Mabel L. Sarah's Dakin 74
Robson, Ethel H. Dramatic Episodes in Congress and Parliament:
A Parliamentary Reader 21
del la Roche, Mazo. Whiteoaks of Jalna 82
Rodenberg, L. W. Key to Braille Music Notation:
( Embossed ) 13
( Ink-print) 13
Rblvagg, O. E. Pure Cold 72
Romera-Navarro. American-Espanola (with vocabulary) 33
Roosevelt, Theodore. Theodore Roosevelt's Letters to His
Children, The 72
and Henry Cabot Lodge. Hero Tales from American
History 17
Rowe, Dorothy. Rabbit Lantern and Other Stories of Chinese
Children, The 72
Ruskin, John. King of the Golden River, The 65
Sesame and Lillies 36
Sabatini, Rafael. Captain Blood 54
Carolinian, The 55
Scaramouche, The 74
Sampson, Emma S. Miss Minerva Broadcasts Billy 68
Sandburg, Carl. Abraham Lincoln 16
Sanford, William Phillips and William Hayes Yeager. Success-
ful Speaking 31
deSauze, E. B. (Ed.) Contes Gais (with vocabulary) 31
Cours Pratique de Francaise pour Commencants (with
vocabulary) 31
Scarborough, Dorothy. Famous Modern Ghost Stories 59
Schelling, Felix E. Summer Ghosts and Winter Topics 36
Schiller, Johann Christoph Friedrick. Der Taucher (with vocabulary) 32
Wilhelm Tell (with Fragen, notes and vocabulary) 32
Scoville, Samuel, Jr. Wild Folk 50
Scott, Zenos E. and Randolph T. Congdon, Harriet E. Peet
and Laura Frazee. Open Language Series:
First Book 30
Second Book 30
Third Book 30
Scott, Sir Walter. Ivanhoe 63
Kenilworth 64
Lady of the Lake, The (In Six Cantos) 39
Tailsman, The 78
Scudder, Horace E. Book of Fables and Folk Stories, The 54
Seaman, Augusta Huiell. Bluebonnet Bend 53
Jacquelline of the Carrier Pigeons 63
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Searing, A. E. P. When Granny Was a Little Girl 81
Sears, Amelia. Charity Visitor, The 21
Seawell, Molly Elliott. Sprightly Romance of Marsac, The 76
Sedgwick, Anne Douglas. Autumn Crocuses 52
Selected Authors:
Animal Stories 51
Biography Stories for Boys 17
Checkerboard Square and Other Stories, The 55
Christmas Legends and Stories 56
Colonial Stories Retold from St. Nicholas 56
Fairy Tales 59
Folk Tales 59
Holiday in Story and Verse 62
Jack the Giant Killer and Other Stories 63
Johnny Bear and Other Stories 64
Magic Feather and Other Indian Tales, The 67
Magic Ferns and Other Fairy Tales, The 67
Miscellaneous Selections 35
More Stories for Girls 69
Older Girls Stories 70
Patriotic Stories and Poems 36
Selected Verse for School Grades Four to Seven 40
Sir Cleges and His Gift and Other Stories 75
Stories for Girls — Book I 77
Book II 77
Stories for Holidays 77
Stories of Great Men and Deeds 77
Seltzer, Charles Alden. Boss of the Lazy Y, The 54
Service for the Blind, Library of Congress. Catalogue of Publi-
cations in Braille Grade 1 V2 34
Service, Robert. Spell of the Yukon, The 41
Seton, Ernest Thompson. Biography of a Grizzly 48
Wild Animals I Have Known 50
Sewell, Anna. Black Beauty 53
Shakespeare, William. As You Like It 37
Hamlet 38
Henry the Eighth 38
Julius Caesar 39
Macbeth 39
Merchant of Venice, The 39
Midsummer Night's Dream, A 39
Richard, III 40
Romeo and Juliet 40
Sharp, Dallas Lore. Beyond the Pasture Bars 47, 53
Shaw, Edward R. Big People and Little People of Other Lands. ... 19
Sheldon, Arthur Frederick and Gerald R. McDowell. Art of
Selling, The 14
Shepherd, W. C. Scar that Tripled, The: A True Story of the
Great War 53
Shoemaker, Blanche. Colonial Plays for the School Room 37
Shetter, Stella C. Early Candlelight Stories 58
Sienkiewicz, Henryk. Quo Vadis (A Tale of the Time of Nero) . .36, 72
Singmaster, Elsie. Emmeline 58
Keller's Anna Ruth 64
Skinner, Eleanor L. and Ada M. Skinner. Nursery Tales from
Many Lands 70
Slosson, Edwin Emory. Creative Chemistry (Selected Chapters
from) 48
Smallwood, W. M. and Ida L. Reveley and Guy A. Bailey. New
Biology 49
Smith, C. Alphonso. What Can Literature Do for Me 37
Smith, Elva S. (Ed.) Good Old Stories for Boys and Girls 61
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Smith, F. Hopkinson. Caleb West, Master Diver 54
Smith, J. Russell. Commerce and Industry 21
Human Geography:
Book One — Peoples and Countries 20, 48
Book Two — Regions and Trade 20, 48
Smith, Oliver S. Applied Arithmetic 50
Snaith, John Collins. Time Spirit, The 79
Snedden, Cenevra Sisson. Docas, the Indian Boy of Santa Clara . . 57
Spaulding, Frank E. and Catherine T. Bryce. Aldine Readers:
Book One 25
Book Two 25
Book Three 26
Fairy Wand, The 27
Page Story Book 28
Spaulding, Frank E. and William D. Miller. Crade School Speller:
Part I 30
Part II 30
Speed, James. Billy and Jane: Explorers.
Book I 47
Book II 47
Spenser, Edmund. Faerie Queene, The (Book 1 : Canto 1 ) 38
Spicer, W. A. Hand That Intervenes, The 44
Spyri, Johanna. Heidi 62
Little Curly Head, the Pet Lamb 66
St. Francis of Assisi. Canticle of the Sun of St. Francis of
Assisi, The 37
Stainer, Sir John. The Organ (An Organ Instructor) 14
Steiner, Edward Alfred. Uncle Joe's Lincoln 80
Stetson, Harlan True. Man and the Stars 49
Stevenson, Robert Louis. Child's Garden of Verses, A 37
Kidnapped 64
Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde 77
Treasure Island 79
Stockton, Frank R. Borrowed Month, A 54
Casting Away of Mrs. Leeks and Mrs. Alesine, The 55
Tale of Negative Gravity, A 78
and Others. Old Pipes and the Dryad and Other Stories. . 70
Stone, John C. Child's Book of Number, A 50
Storm, Theodor. Immensee (with vocabulary) 32
Strachey, Lytton. End of General Gordon, The (from "Eminent
Victorians" ) 17
Florence Nightingale (from "Eminent Victorians") 17
Stratton, C. Miscellaneous Poems 40
Stratton-Porter, Gene. Keeper of the Bees, The 64
Sublette, Clifford M. Scarlet Cockerel, The 74
Sugimoto, Esther Inagaki. Daughter of the Samurai, A 19
Suhrie, Ambrose L. and Robert Philip Koehler. Spell-to-Write
Spelling Book, The:
Book II 31
Book III (Fifth Year) '. 31
Book III (Sixth Year) 31
Sullivan, Mark. Our Times:
I. The Turn of the Century 24
II. America Finding Herself 24
III. Pre-War America 24
Swift, Jonathan. Philosophy of Clothes, The (from "A Tale
of a Tub" ) 36
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Page
Tanner, William M. Composition and Rhetoric 29
Tappan, Eva March. Golden Goose and Other Fairy Tales, The. ... 60
Tarbell, Ida M. He Knew Lincoln 62
Tarkington, Booth. Conquest of Canaan, The 56
Monsieur Beaucaire 69
Penrod 71
Women 82
Tarr, Ralph S. and Frank M. McMurry. New Geographies —
First Book 20, 49
Tarr, Ralph S. and O. D. VonEnglen. New Physical Geography
(Revised Edition) 20, 49
Taylor, Bayard. Boys of Other Countries 54
Taylor, H. M. Mathematical and Chemical Notation 49
Tennyson, Alfred Lord. Enoch Arden 38
Idylls of the King 38
Princess, The (A Medley) 40
Shorter Poems of Alfred Tennyson, The 41
Terhune, Albert Payson. Lad: A Dog 65
Wolf 82
Terry, Arthur Guy (Ed.) History Stories of Other Lands:
Book I — Tales from Far and Near 24
Book 1 1 — Tales of Long Ago 24
Thackeray, William Makepeace. Vanity Fair 80
Thomas, Basil. My Experiences at Scotland Yard 22
Thomas, Calvin. German Grammar (with vocabulary) 32
Thomas, Charles Swain (Ed.) Lyrics Selected from Wadsworth,
Keats and Shelley 39
Thomas, Lowell. India: Land of the Black Pagoda 20
Thompson, Blanche Jennings. Silver Pennies (A Collection of
Modern Poems for Boys and Girls) 41
Thompson, Charles Manfred, Ph. D., LL. D. Elementary
Economics (Revised Edition) 21
Thomson, James A. Outline of Science, The 49
Thorne-Thomsen, Mrs. Cudrun. East O' the Sun and West O'
the Moon and Other Norwegian Folk Tales 58
Thruston, R. C. Ballard. Origin and Evolution of the United
States Flag, The 24
Thurston, Katherine. Masquerader, The 68
Titchener, Edward Bradford. Primer of Psychology 42
Tolstoi, Count Leo Nikolaevich. Captive in the Caucasus, A 55
Where Love Is, There God is Also 55
Tomkins, Rev. Floyd W. (Ed.) Daily Bible Studies:
Vol. I 44
Vol. ,11 44
Train, Arthur. As It Was in in the Beginning 52
Treadwell, Hariette T. and Margaret Free. Reading-Literature:
First Reader 28
Second Reader 28
Third Reader 28
Tufts, James H. Real Business of Living, The 22
Tumulty, Joseph P. Woodrow Wilson as I Know Him 19
Turpin, Edna Henry Lee. Classic Fables 27
Twain, Mark (Pseud) — See Clemens, Samuel L.
Tyler, Anna Cogswell. Christmas Stories (from "Twenty-four
Unusual Stories for Boys and Girls") 56
Untermeyer, Louis (Ed.) This Singing World 41
Usher, Roland C. Story of the Great War, The 25
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Page
Van Dyke, Henry. Lover of Music, A 67
Mansion, The 68
Story of the Other Wise Man, The 77
Van Loon, Henrick W. Story of Mankind, The 25
Van Sickle, James H. and Wilhelmina Seegmiller (Assisted by
Frances Jenkins). Riverside Readers:
Third Reader 29
Fourth Reader 29
Verne, Jules. Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea 80
Virgil. Aeneid, The — Books I -VI (with vocabulary) 33
Vorse, Mary Heaton. I've Come to Stay 63
Other Room, The 82
W
Wade, Mrs. Mary L. Book of Potato Cookery, The 14
Wade, Robert. Captain Tristram's Shipbuilding 76
Walker, Kenneth M. and Geoffrey M. Boumphrey. What Happened
in the Ark 81
Wallace, Lew. Ben Hur, A Tale of the Christ 53
Walton, George. Calm Yourself 42
Wanamaker, John. Wanamaker Primer on Abraham Lincoln, The . . 19
Ward, C. H. Sentence Book 30
Sentence and Theme 30
Washington, George. Farewell Address 35
Watson, Bruce M. and Charles E. White. Modern Arithmetic
(with Monroe's Standardized Tests) :
Primary 50
Intermediate 50
Watson, Frank D. (Ed. in charge). Social Work with Families.. 22
Webster, Daniel. First Bunker Hill Oration 35
Webster, Jean. Dear Enemy 57
Welch, Charles. Book of Nursery Rhymes, A 54
Wells, Webster and Walter W. Hart. Algebra, First Year 50
Wendling, George Reuben. Man of Galilee, The — A New Inquiry. . 46
Wentworth, George and David Smith. Essentials of Arithmetic:
Primary Book 50
Intermediate Book 50
Advanced Book 50
- and Plane Geometry 50
Werner, Morris Robert. Barnum's American Museum and Travels
with a Midget (from "Barnum") 17
West, Ruth and Willis Mason West. Story of Our Country, The. . 25
Westcott, Edward Noyes. David Harum 57
Wharton, Edith. Age of Innocence, The 51
Debt, The 57
White, Eliza Orne. Little Girl of Long Ago, A 66
White, Stewart E. Back of Beyond 52
Blazed Trail, The 53
Daniel Boone: Wilderness Scout 17
Magic Forest, The 67
Riverman, The 73
Road Agent, The (from "The Killer") 73
Whiteman, Edna. Playmates in Print 71
Whittier, John Greenleaf. Child Life 37
Snow Bound (A Winter Idyl) 41
Wiggin, Kate Douglas. Birds' Christmas Carol, The 53
My Garden of Memory 18
Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm 72
Timothy's Quest 79
and Nora A. Smith (Eds.) Tales of Laughter 78
Wilde, Oscar. Canterville, Ghost, The 54
Happy Prince, and Other Tales, The 61
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Wilder, Thorton. Bridget of San Luis Rey, The 54
Wilkins, Mary E. Christmas Masquerade and Other Stories 56
Young Lucretia 83
Williams, Jesse L. Stolen Story, The 77
Williams, Margery — See Bianco, Margery (Williams) .
Willsie, Honore — See Morrow, Honore Willsie.
Wilson, E. N. White Indian Boy, The 82
Wilson, Woodrow. Three Addresses: 37
1. The Conditions of Peace.
2. Address at Washington's Tomb, July 4, 1918.
3. Extension of Suffrage to Women.
Wister, Owen. Philosophy Four 71
Seven Ages of Washington, The 18
Virginian, The 80
Withers, Sarah and Hetty S. Browne and William Knox Tate.
Child's World Series:
Primer 26
First Reader 26
Second Reader 26
Third Reader 26
Fourth Reader 26
Fifth Reader 26
Withers, Sarah and Hetty S. Browne and John Colvin Metcalf.
Literary World Series:
Sixth Reader 28
Seventh Reader 28
Witwer, H. C. From Baseball to Boches 60
Wood, Carolyn D. Animals 47
Wood, Francis Gilchrist. Turkey Red 79
Woodburn, James Albert and Thomas Francis Moran. American
History, Introduction to 22
Woodruff, J. D. Plato's American Republic 36
Work. Milton C. Auction Bridge Complete 13
Wright, Harold Bell. Re-Creation of Brian Kent, The 73
Wylie, Elinor. Orphan Angel, The 70
Wyss, Johann David. Swiss Family Robinson, The 78
Young, General Bennett H. Dr. Cander of Youngland 57
Young, Emily Hilda. William 82
Young, S. Hall. Adventures in Alaska 19
Zimmern, Helen. Epic of Kings, The (Retold from Firdusi's
"Shahnameh") 58
Zitkala-Sa. Old Indian Legends 70
Zwilgmeyer, Dikken. What Happened to Inger Johanne 81
115
Title Index
A
Page
Ab, the Cave Man: A Story of the Time of the Stone Age,
William Lewis Nida 51
Abdallah and the Donkey. Baroness Dombrowski 51
Abraham Lincoln (A Play). John Drinkwater 37
Abraham Lincoln. Carl Sandburg . 16
Abraham Lincoln Centennial1, 1809-1909. Lillian C. Bergold 16
Acres of Diamonds. Russell H. Conwell 34
Actual Business English. P. H. Defendall 29
Adam Bede. George Eliot 51
Adrift on an Ice-Pan. Wilfred T. Crenfell 16
Advanced Geography. Frank M. McMurry and A. E. Parkins. ... 1 9, 17
Adventures in Alaska. S. Hall Young 19
Adventures of Billy Topsail, The. Norman Duncan:
Part I 51
Part II 51
Adventures of A Brownie, The Mrs. Dinah Maria (Mulock) Craik 51
Adventures of Buffalo Bill, The. Col. William F. Cody 16
Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, The. Samuel L. Clemens 51
Adventures of Johnny T. Bear, The. Margaret J. McElroy 51
Adventures of Tom Sawyer, The. Samuel L. Clemens 51
Aeneid, The — Books l-VI. (with vocabulary). Virgil 33
Aesop for Children, The 34
Age of Chivalry or Legends of King Arthur, The. Thomas Bulfinch. . 51
Age of Innocence, The. Edith Wharton 81
Alchemist, The. Ben Jonson 37
Alexander's Feast. John Dryden 37
Aldine Language Books. Catherine T. Bryce and Frank E. Spaulding:
First Book — Part I 29
First Book— Part II 29
Second Book 29
Aldine Readers. Frank E. Spaulding and Catherine T. Bryce:
Book I 25
Book II 25
Book Ml . . 26
Algebra, Firtt Year. Webster Wells and Walter W. Hart 50
Algebra, A Second Book in. Fletcher Durell and E. E. Arnold .... 50
Alhambra, The. Washington Irving 19
Alice in Orchestralia. Ernest LaPrade 18
Alices Adventures in Wonderland. Lewis Carroll 51
America-Espanola (with vocabulary) . Romera-Navarro 33
American History, An. David Saville Muzzey 22
American History, Introduction to. James Albert Woodburn
and Thomas Francis Moran 22
American Idyll, An (Life of Carleton H. Parker). Cornelia
S. Parker 16
American Literature. Percy H. Boynton 34
Americanization of Edward Bok, The. Edward Bok 16
Ancient Highway, The. James Oliver Curwood 51
Ancient History. Philip VanNess Myers 23
Andersen's Fairy Tales. Hans Christian Andersen 51
Animal Stories. Selected Authors 51
Animals. Carolyn D. Wood , 47
Anne of Green Cables. Lucy Maud Montgomery 51
Applied Arithmetic. Oliver S. Smith 50
Arabian Nights, The. Padraic Colum (edited and selected by) ... . 52
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Arban-Clarke Method for Cornet and Trumpet, jeane Baptiste
Arban and Harold L. Clarke
Part I . 13
Part II ... 1 3
Arcades. John Milton 37
Arlo. Bertha B. Cobb and Ernest Cobb 52
Around the World with the Children; An Introductory Geography.
Frank C. Carpenter, Litt. D 19
Arrow of Cold, The Joseph Conrad 52
Art of Selling, The. Arthur Frederick Sheldon and Gerald R.
McDowell 14
Art of the Singer, The. Henderson, William James 13
As It Was in the Beginning. Arthur Train 52
As the Crow Flies. Cornelia Meigs 52
As You Like It. William Shakespeare 37
At the Back of the North Wind. George Macdonald 52;
Auction Bridge Complete. Milton C. Work 13
Autobiography of Andrew Carnegie 16
Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin 17
Autocrat of the Breakfast Table, The. Oliver Wendell Holmes. . . 34
Autumn Crocuses. Anne Douglas Sedgwick 52
Baby Elephant and the Zoo Man. C. E. Kilbourne 52
Baby Kangaroo and Lily Lamb. C. E. Kilbourne 52
Baby Lion and the Bump-Head Animal. C. E. Kilbourne 52
Baby Monkey and the Wily Wolf. C. E. Kilbourne 52
Baby Ostrich and Mr. Wise Owl. C. E. Kilbourne 52
Back of Beyond. Stewart E. White 52
Bar Sinister, The Richard Harding Davis 52
Barnaby Lee. John Bennett 52
Barnum's American Museum and Travels with a Midget (from
"Barnum").. Morris Robert Werner 17
Basketry Book, The. Mary Miles Blanchard 14
Beacon Readers, The. James H. Fassett:
The Primer 26
The First Reader 26
The Second Reader 26
The Third Reader 26
The Fourth Reader 26
The Fifth Reader 26
Bears of Blue River, The. Charles Major 52
Beautiful Mexico, Its Story, Legends and Scenic Charm.
Vernon Quinn 19
Beauty for Ashes. James H. McConkey 45
Beggars' Cold. Ernest Poole 52
Believing is Seeing. James H. McConkey 45
Bellamy Trial, The. Frances Noyes Hart 52
Belled Buzxard, The (from "The Escape of Mr. Trim").
Irvin S. Cobb 53
Ben Hur, A Tale of the Christ. Lew Wallace 53
Benefits Forgot. Honore Willsie Morrow 53
Bent Twig, The. Dorothy Canfield Fisher 53
Beyond the Pasture Bars. Dallas Lore Sharp 47, 53
Big People and Little People of Other Lands. Edward R. Shaw. ... 19
Billy and Jane: Explorers. James Speed:
Book I 47
Book II 47
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Biography of a Grizzly. Ernest Thompson Seton 48
Biography Stories for Boys. Selected Authors 17
Birds' Christmas Carol, The. Kate Douglas Wiggin 53
Black Beauty. Anna Sewell 53
Black Camel1, The. Earl Derr Biggers 53
Blades. George Barr McCutcheon 53
Blazed Trail, The. Stewart E. White 53
Blessed Hope. James H. McConkey 45
Blessing of Doing, The. James H. McConkey 45
Blind Boy who Became a Great Physician, A. John Kidder Rhodes. . 17
Blind Man's Eyes, The. William MacHarg and Edwin Balmer .... 53
Blue Circle, The. Elizabeth Jordon 53
Blue Streak, The. Jack Hines 53
Bluebonnet Bend. Augusto Huiell Seaman 53
Bob Son of Battle. Alfred Ollivant 53
Boga — The Elephant. Baroness Dombrowski 53
Bojabi Tree, The. Edith Rickert 54
Book of Fables and Folk Stories, The. Horace E. Scudder 54
Book of Joyous Children, The. James Whitcomb Riley 37
Book of Nature Myths, The. Florence Holbrook 47
Book of Nursery Rhymes, A. Charles Welch 54
Book of Potato Cookery, The. Mrs. Mary L. Wade 14
Book of Revelation, The. James H. McConkey 45
Borrowed Month, A. Frank R. Stockton 54
Boss of the Lazy Y, The. Charles Alden Seltzer 54
Boy Scouts and Other Stories, The. Richard Harding Davis 54
Boy Scouts of America (Handbook for Blind Boys) 13
Boys and Girls of Colonial Days. Carolyn Sherrin Bailey 17
Boys' Life of Edison, The. William Henry Meadowcroft 17
Boys of Other Countries. Bayard Taylor 54
Braille Alphabet Cards, Grade 1 Vz, with ink-print explanations.... 26
Braille Alphabet Sheets, Grade 1 Vz 26
Braille Contraction Drill. H. Randolph Latimer 26
Braille Letter Drill. H. Randolph Latimer 26
Braille Music Chart, The.
Embossed 13
Ink-Print 13
Bridge of San Luis Rey, The. Thorton Wilder 54
Brooding and Rearing Chicks. John Cameron Graham and
Fred H. Cockell 14
Brother Saul. Donn Byrne 54
Brushwood Boy, The. Rudyard Kipling 54
Brown-Eldridge Arithmetics. Joseph C. Brown and Albert C. Eldrige:
Grade VII 50
Grade VIM 50
Burgess Bird Book for Children, The. Thorton W. Burgess 48
Burial of the Guns, The. Thomas Nelson Page 54
Buried Alive. Arnold Bennett 54
Business Correspondence. B. C. Bean (Editor) 14
Business English and Correspondence. Roy Davis and
C. H. Lingham 1 4, 29
Business Law. Alfred William Bays 21
Caesar's Gallic Wars — Books l-IV(with vocabulary).. Julius Caesar 33
Caleb West, Master Diver. F. Hopkinson Smith 54
Call of the Offshore Wind. Ralph Delahye Paine 54
Calm Yourself. George Walton 42
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Camel's Back, The. S. Scott Fitzgerald 79
Canterbury Tales, The (omitting the two prose tales) .
Ceoffrey Chaucer 37
Canterville Ghost, The. Oscar Wilde 54
Canticle of the Sun of St. Francis of Assisi, The 37
Cap, the Red Cross Dog, and Other Stories. Georgene Faulkner
and Others 54
Captain Blood. Rafael Sabatini 54
Captain Tristram's Shipbuilding. Robert Wade 76
"Captains Courageous". Rudyard Kipling 55
Captive in the Caucasus, A. Count Leo Nikolaevitch Tolstoi 55
Carillon Music and Singing Towers of the Old World and the New.
William Corham Rice 13
Carolinian, The. Rafael Sabatini 55
Casting Away of Mrs. Leeks and Mrs. Aleshine, The.
Frank R. Stockton 55
Catalogue of Publications in Braille, Grade 1 Vz. Service for the
Blind, Library of Congress 34
Charity Visitor, The. Amelia Sears 21
Changeling, The. Donn Byrne 55
Changing Road, The. Harold MacGrath 55
Charlie and His Coast Guards. Helen Hill and Violet Maxwell .... 55
Charlie and His Friends. Helen Hill and Violet Maxwell 55
Charlie and His Kitten Topsy. Helen Hill and Violet Maxwell 55
Charlie and His Puppy Bingo. Helen Hill and Violet Maxwell .... 55
Charlie and the Surprise House. Helen Hill and Violet Maxwell. ... 55
Chastening. James H. McConkey 45
Checkerboard Square and Other Stories, The. Selected Authors. ... 55
Child Health Alphabet. Mrs. Frederick Peterson 1 5, 55
Child Life^ John Creenleaf Whittier 37
Children of Dickens, The. S. McChord Crothers 55
Children of History; Later Times, The. Mary F. Hancock 17
Children's Home, The. Padraic Colum 47
Children's Saint, The: The Story of Saint Madeleine Sophia.
Maud Monahan 44
Children's Treasury of Lyrical Poetry, The. Francis Turner
Palgrave (Selected and arrange by) 37
Child's Book of Myths, A. Margaret E. Price 47
Child's Book of Number, A. John C. Stone 50
Child's Day, A. Walter De La Mare 37
Child's Garden of Verses, A. Robert Louis Stevenson 37
Child's History of the Word, A. V. M. Hillyer 28
Child's World, The. Sarah Withers, Hetty S. Browne and
William Knox Tate:
Primer 26
First Reader 26
Second Reader 26
Third Reader 26
Fourth Reader 26
Fifth Reader 26
Chimney Pot Papers. Charles S. Brooks 34
Chinese Coat, The. Jeannette Lee 55
Cho-Cho and the Health Fairy. Eleanor Clendower Griffith .... 1 5, 55
Choice Readings. Robert McLean Cumnock 34
Christ Legends. Selma Lagerlof 56
Christmas Carol, A. Charles Dickens 56
Christmas Legends and Stories. Selected Authors 56
Christmas Masquerade and Other Stories. Mary E. Wilkins 56
Christmas Stories (from "Twenty-four Unusual Stories for Boys
and Girls") . Anna Coggswell Tyler 56
Cicero, Six Orations. Marcus Tullius Cicero 33
Circular Staircase, The. Mary Roberts Rhinehart 56
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Civil and Moral Essays or Counsels of Francis Bacon, The.
Francis Bacon 34
Classic Fables. Edna Henry Lee Turpin 27
Clean Peter and the Children of Crubbylea. Otilia Adelborg 56
Cleopatra. H. Rider Haggard 56
Clinical Osteopathy. Carl P. McConnell, (Editor) 15
Cloister and the Hearth, The. Charles Reade 56
Cock, the Mouse and the Little Red Hen, The. Felicite Lefevere
(Retold by) 56
Collects, Epistles and Gospels (from "The Book of Common
Prayer" ) . . . . A 44
Colonial Plays for the School Room. Blanche Shoemaker 37
Colonial Stories Retold from St. Nicholas. Selected Authors 56
Comet. Samuel A. Derieux 76
Commandeering of the Lucy Foster. J. B. Connelly 79
Commerce and Industry. J. Russell Smith 21
Complete French Course (with French-English and English-
French Vocabulary) . C. A. Chardenal 31
Complete History of Music, A. Winton James Baltzell 13
Composition and Rhetoric. Alfred M. Hitchcock 29
Composition and Rhetoric. William M. Tanner 29
Community Life and Civic Problems. Howard C. Hill 21
Comus. John Milton 37
Conn of the Coral Seas. Beatrice Crimshaw 56
Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court, A. Samuel L. Clemens 56
Conqueror, The. Gertrude Atherton 56
Conquest of Canaan, The. Booth Tarkington 56
Conquest of Fear, The. Basil King 42
Conquest of Granada, The. Washington Irving 23
Constitution of the American Association of Workers for the
Blind 21
Constitution of the United States, The 23
Contes Choisis (with vocabulary) . Alphonse Daudet 31
Contes Gais (with vocabulary). E. B. deSauze (Editor) 31
Cosy-Time Tales. Natalie Joan . . 56
Cotter's Saturday Night and Other Poems, The. Robert Burns .... 38
Courage. Sir Jsmes M. Barrie 42
Courage of the Commonplace, The. Mary Raymond Shipman Andrews 56
Cours Pratique de Francaise pour Commencants (with vocabulary) .
E. B. deSauze 31
Covered Wagon, The. Emerson Hough 57
Cranford. Mrs. Elizabeth Caskell 57
Creative Chemistry (Selected Chapters from). Edwin Emory Slosson 48
Crimson Sweater, The. Ralph Henry Barbour 57
Crisis, The. Winston Churchill 57
Crossing, The. Winston Churchill 57
Cuckoo Clock, The. Mrs. Mary Louis (Stewart) Molesworth .... 57
Curry Touch Typewriting. J. S. Curry 15
Cutters, The. Bess Streeter Aldrich 57
Daily Bible Studies. Rev. Floyd W. Tompkins (Editor) :
Vol. I 44
Vol. II 44
Damaged Souls. Gamaliel Bradford 17
Danger of Lying in Bed, The. Samusl L. Clemens 78
Daniel Boone: Wilderness Scout. Stewart E. White 17
Dark Frigate, The. Charles Boardman Hawes 57
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Das Marchen (with vocabulary). John Wolfgang von Goethe 32
Daughter of the Samurai, A. Esther Inagaki Sugimoto 19
David Copperfield. Charles Dickens 57
David Goes to Greenland. David Binney Putnam 19
David Goes Voyaging. David Binney Putnam 19
David Harum. Edward Noyes Westcott 57
Day Unto Day. George Mattheson, D. D. 44
Day with Father, A. Francis Ellington Leupp 57
Dear Enemy. Jean Webster 57
Debt, The. Edith Wharton 57
Declaration of Independence, The 23
Dedicated Life, The. James H. McConkev 45
Der Taucher (with vocabulary) . Johann Christoph Friedrick
Schiller 32
Descent into the Maelstrom, A. Edgar Allen Poe 57
Deserted Village, The. Oliver Goldsmith 38
Devil's Tools, The. Melville Davisson Post 59
Diamonds and Diamonds. Robert Kerr Kennedy 57
Disraeli. Andre Maurois 17
Division of Words into Syllables for Writing and Embossing
Braille Grade 1 Vi, Leaflet on the 27
Docas, the Indian Boy of Santa Clara. Genevra Sisson Snedden . ... 57
Dr. Gander of Youngland. General Bennett H. Young 57
Doctor Johnson (A Play) . A. Edward Newton 38
Doctor Nye. Joseph C. Lincoln 58
Dr. Pete of the Sierras. Mary Montague Davis 58
Doctrine of the Trinity, The. C. E. Macartney 45
Dog of Flanders, A. Louisa De La Ramee 58
Donkey John of the Toy Valley. Margaret W. Morley 58
Dramatic Episodes in Congress and Parliament: A Parliamentary
Reader. Ethel H. Robson 21
Dream Life. D. G. Mitchell 34
Drums. James Boyd , 58
Dutch Twins, The. Lucy Fitch Perkins 58
Early Candlelight Stories. Stella C. Shetter 58
East O* the Sun and West O' the Moon and Other Norwegian
Folk Tales. Mrs. Gudrun Thorne-Thomsen 58
Edith Bonham. Mary Hallock Foote 58
Efficiency in Home-Making and First Aid to Good Cooking.
Georgia Robertson 15
Eight Cousins. Louisa M. Alcott 58
El1 Capitan Veneno. Antonio Pedro de Alarcon 33
El Sombrero de tres picos (with vocabulary) . Antonio Pedro de Alarcon. .34
Elegy Written in a Country Church-Yard. Thomas Gray 38
Elementary Chemistry. Hollis Godfrey 48
Elementary Economics. Charles Manfred Thompson, Ph. D., L. L. D. 21
Elementary English, Spoken and Written — Book II.
Lamont F. Hodge and Arthur Lee 30
Elementary French Reader (with vocabulary) . . Everett Ward
Olmsted and Francis Brown Barton 31
Elements of Geology. Eliot Blackwelder and Harlan H. Barrows. ... 48
Elements of Latin (with vocabulary) . Benjamin L. D'Ooge .... 33
Eleventh Biennial Convention of American Association of Workers
for the Blind, Report of — June 22-26, 1925 21
Elson Basic Reader (Life-Reading Service). William H. Elson,
Lura E. Runkel and William S. Gray:
Primer 27
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Elson Basic Reader (Life Reading-Service). William H. Elson
and William S. Cray:
Book One 27
Book Two 27
Book Three 27
Book Four 27
Book Five 27
Elson Readers. William H. Elson and Christine M. Keck:
Book Six 27
Book Seven 27
Embossed Braille Catalogs of the American Printing House for
the Blind:
Literary 34
Music 34
Emigrants, johan Bojer 58
EmmeHne. Elsie Singmaster 58
Enchanted Canyon, The. Honore Willsie Morrow 58
Enchanted Children, The. Vivian T. Pomeroy 58
End of General Cordon, The (from "Eminent Victorians").
Lytton Strachey 17
English History Story Book. Albert Franklin Blaisdell and
Francis K. Ball 23
Enjoyment of Poetry. Max Eastman 35
Enoch Arden. Alfred Lord Tennyson 38
Epic of Kings, The. Helen Zimmern (Retold by) 58
Epicoene: or the the Silent Woman. Ben Jonson 38
Episcopal Church. The. Thomas F. Cailor, S. T. D 44
Eskimo Twins, The. Lucy Fitch Perkins 58
Esquimau's Romance. The. Samuel L. Clemens 68
Essay on Addison. Thomas Babington Macaulay, 1st Baron 17
Essay on Burns. Thomas Carlyle 35
Essay on Chaucer. James Russell Lowell ' 35
Essay on Compensation. Ralph Waldo Emerson 35
Essay on Dryden. James Russell Lowell 35
Essay on History, An. Ralph Waldo Emerson 35
Essay on Milton. Thomas Babington Macaulay, 1st Baron 17
Essay on Pope. James Russell Lowell 35
Essay on Self-Reliance. Ralph Waldo Emerson 35
Essay on Shakespeare Once More. James Russell Lowell 35
Essay on Spenser. James Russell Lowell 35
Essentials of Arithmetic. George Wentworth and David Smith:
Primary Book 50
Intermediate Book 50
Advanced Book 50
Essentials of English Grammar. Elsie Cemmill 30
Eternal Life, The. James H. McConkey 45
Etiquette. Jr. Mary E. Clark and Margery C. Quigley 71
Eugenie Grandet (with vocabulary). Honore de Balzac 31
European Beginnings of American History. Alice M. Atkinson ... 23
Evangeline. Henry Wadsworth Longfellow 38
Everlasting Yea, The. C. E. Macartney 45
Everybody's Lonesome. Clara E. Laughlin 58
Everyday Classics. Fannie W. Dunn, Franklin T. Baker and
Ashley H. Thorndike:
Primer 27
First Reader 27
Everyday Classics. Franklin T. Baker, Ashley H. Thorndike
and Mildred Batchelder:
Second Reader 27
Everyday Classics. Franklin T. Baker and Ashley H. Thorndike:
Third Reader 27
Exercises in English Grammar 30
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Fables from Afar (Aldine Supplementary Readers).
Catherine T. Bryce 26
Face in the Window, The. William Dudley Pelley 59
Faerie Queen, The — Book I, Canto 1. Edmund Spenser 38
Faint Perfume. Zona Gale 59
Fair Barbarian, A. Frances Hodgson Burnett 59
Fair Harbor. Joseph C. Lincoln 59
Fairies and Chimneys. Rose Fyleman 38
Fairy Stories and Fables. James Baldwin 59
Fairy Tales. Selected Authors 59
Fairy Wand, The. Frank E. Spaulding and Catherine T. Bryce. ... 27
Faith. James H. McConkey 45
Famous Modern Ghost Stories. Dorothy Scarborough 59
Fanny Herself. Edna Ferber 59
Farewell Address. George Washington 35
Father's House, The. James H. McConkey 45
Field and Forest Friends. Clarence Hawkes 48
Fifth Sparrow, The. James H. McConkey 45
Fifty Famous Stories Retold. James Baldwin 23, 59
54-40 or Fight. Emerson Hough 59
Finding the Christ in Ourselves. H. Emilie Cady 44
First Book in American History, A. Charles Austin Beard
and W. C. Bagley 23
First Book in Spanish, A. J. P. Wickersham Crawford 33
First Bunker Hill Oration. Daniel Webster 35
First Course in American History, A. Jeannette Rector Hodgdon:
Book I — Discovers, Explorers and Colonists 23
Book II — The National Period 23
First Course in Physics, A. Robert A. Millikan and Henry G. Gale. . 48
First Down, Kentucky. Ralph xDelahaye Paine 59
First Spanish Reader (with vocabulary) . Everett Ward Olmsted
and Edward H. Sirich (Editors) 33
First Steps in Scientific Knowledge. Paul Bert 48
Five Hundred Dollars and Other Stories. Herman White Chaplin.. 59
Flag, The. Homer Greene 59
Florence Nightingale (from "Eminent Victorians").
Lytton Strachey 17
Flowing Cold. Rex Beach 59
Following Columbus (Stories of Exploration and Settlement).
William Lewis Nida 23
Following the Frontier (Stories of the Westward Movement).
William Lewis Nida 23
Folk Tales. Selected Authors 59
Forever Free. Honore Willsie Morrow 1 7, 59
Forge in the Forest, The. Padraic Colum 59
Fortuna (with vocabulary) . Enrich Perez Escrich 33
Four Feathers, The. A. E. W. Mason 60
1492. Mary Johnston 60
Fragments of the Word. James H. McConkey 45
French Verbs and Verbal Idioms (with vocabulary). B. and E. Meras 31
Friendly Road, The. David Grayson 60
Frog and the Puddle, The. Edna Ferber 78
From Baseball to Boches. H. C. Witwer 60
From Immigrant to Inventor. Michael Pupin 17
From the Life. Harvey J. O'Higgins 60
Callegher. Richard Harding Davis 60
Garden Behind the Moon, The. Howard Pyle 60
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General Science. Otis W. Caldwell and William L. Eichenberry. . 48
Gentle Grafter, The. Sidney Porter 60
Geographical and Industrial Readers. Nellie B. Allen:
Asia: China and the Chinese 20, 48
Asia: India and Ceylon 20, 48
New Europe, The 20, 48
North America '. 20, 48
South America: Chile and Ecuador 20, 48
German Grammar (with vocabulary) . Calvin Thomas 32
German Prose Composition (with vocabulary), James A. Chiles... 32
Giant of Apple Pie Hill and Other Stories, The. Marian Clark Potter 60
Gift, The. Margaret Prescott Montague 60
Gilman of Redford. William Stearns Davis 60
Ginger Bread House, The. Catherine Mais 60
Give God a Chance. James H. McConkey 45
Goat Feathers. Ellis Parker Butler 60
God's Country and the Woman. James Oliver Curwood 60
God's Day and the Soul of Man. C. E. Macartney 45
God's Jewel Case. James H. McConkey 45
God-Planned Life, The. James H. McConkey . . . . 45
Go-Getter, The. Peter B. Kyne 60
Gold Bug, The. Edgar Allen Poe 6Q
Gold Mounted Guns. F. R. Buckley 70
Golden Age of Myth and Legend, The. Thomas Bulfinch 47
Golden Goose and Other Fairy Tales, The. Eva March Tappan
(Trans. ) 60
Golden Treasury, The — First Book and Third Book.
Francis Turner Palgrave 38
Good Old Stories for Boys and Girls. Elva S. Smith (Editor) 61
Good Samaritan, A. Mary Raymond Shipman Andrews 61
Good Sports. Olive Higgins Prouty 61
Gordon Readers. Emma K. Gordon and Marietta Stockard:
First Reader 28
Second Reader 28
Graded School Speller. Frank E. Spaulding and William D. Miller:
Part I 30
Part II 30
Gray Oral Reading Check Tests. William S. Cray:
Sets I, II and III— Nos. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 of each 42
Sets II, III and IV— Nos. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 of each 42
Great Impersonation, The. E. Phillips Oppenheim 61
Great Prince Shan, The. E. Phillips Oppenheim 61
Great Quest, The. Charles Boardman Hawes 61
Great Stone Face and Other Tales of the White Mountains, The.
Nathaniel Hawthorne 61
Green Mansions. William Henry Hudson . . 61
Green Timber Trails. William Gerard Chapman 61
Greyfriars Bobby. Eleanor Atkinson 61
Grimm's Fairy Tales. The Brothers Grimm 61
Guidance. James H. McConkey 45
Hamlet. William Shakespeare 38
Hand that Intervenes, The. W. A. Spicer 44
Hans Brinker or the Silver Skates. Mary Mapes Dodge 61
Happy Prince and Other Tales, The. Oscar Wilde 61
Happy Mountain, The. Mrs. Mariston Chapman 61
Harbor, The. Ernest Poole 61
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Hari, the Jungle Lad. Dhan Gopal Mukerji 61
Harmony Book for Beginners. P. W. Orem 13
Haunted Bookshop, The. Christopher Morley 61
Have You an Educated Heart? C. Burgess 67
Hawkeye, The. Herbert Quick 61
He Knew Lincoln. Ida M. Tarbell 62
Health and Safety. Frances Culick Jewett 1 5, 48
Heidi. Johanna Spyri 62
Heir of Linne and Other Stories, The. Elizabeth W. Crierson . . . . 62
Helen's Babies. John Habberton 62
Henry the Eighth. William Shakespeare 38
Her Secret. Will Payne 62
Hero Tales from American History. Theodore Roosevelt and
Henry Cabot Lodge 17
Heroes of Today. Mary R. Parkman 18
Heroes or Creek Fairy Tales for My Children, The.
Charles Kingsley 62
Heydey of the Blood, The (from "Hillsboro People").
Dorothy Canfield Fisher .- 62
High Fires. Marjorie B. McClure ■..- 62
Highway of Guidance, The. James H. Conkey 45
His Soul Goes Marching On. Mary Raymond Shipman Andrews .... 62
Historic Adventures. Rupert S. Holland 23
Historic Inventions. Rupert S. Holland 15
History and Government of the United States. William E. Chancellor 24
History of American Literature. Reuben Post Halleck 35
History of the American Frontier. Frederic Logan Paxson 23
History of the American People, The. Charles Austin Beard
and William JZ. Bagley 23
History of the Pennsylvania Home Teaching Society and Free
Circulating Library for the Blind, The. Isabel W. Kennedy 21
History of the United States, A. John Holladay Latane,
Ph. D., LL. D 24
History Stories of Other Lands. Arthur Guy Terry (Editor) :
Book I — Tales from Far and Near 24
Book II — Tales of Long Ago 24
Hitting the Dark Trail. Clarence Hawkes 18
Holidays in Story and Verse. Selected Authors 62
Holy Bible, Authorized Version 44
Holy Bible, Revised Version, American Standard Revised Version ... 44
Holy Ground. James H. McConkey 45
Home and World Series. James Franklin Chamberlain:
How We Are Clothed 20
How We Are Fed 20
How We Are Sheltered 20
How We Travel 20
Honorable Mr. Tawnish, The. Jeffrey Farnol 62
Hoof and Claw. Charles George Douglas Roberts 48
Hoosier School Boy, The. Edward Eggleston 62
Hoosier Schoolmaster, The. Edward Eggleston 62
Hopalong Cassidy. Clarence Mulford 62
House of the Seven Gables, The. Nathaniel Hawthorne 62
House-Boat on the Styx, The. John Kendrick Bangs 35
Household Stories. Jacob Ludwig Karl Crimm 62
How the Animals Came to the Circus. Elizabeth Gale 63
•How to Listen to Music. Henry Edward Krehbeil 13
How to Live on Twenty-four Hours a Day. Arnold Bennett 35
How to Use Your Mind. Harry D. Kitson, Ph. D 42
Hugh Wynne. S. Weir Mitchell 63
Huit Contes Choisis (with vocabulary). Guy de Maupassant .... 32
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Human Geography, j. Russell Smith:
Book One — Peoples and Countries 20, 48
Book Two— Regions and Trade 20, 48
Human Mechanism, The. Theodore Hough and W. T. Sedgwick. . 1 5, 49
Human Nature and Conduct. John Dewey 42
Humanity Uprooted. Maurice Hindus 20
Hymns, A Selection of 44
Hymns, A Small Collection of Standard 44
Hypatia. Charles Kingsley 63
1
I Wonder Why? Elizabeth Cordon 38
Idylls of the King. Alfred, Lord Tennyson 38
If I Were King. Justin McCarthy 63
If We Neglect. James H. McConkey 45
If Winter Comes. A. S. M. Hutchison 63
If You are Up Against It — Co Around. Dr. Frank Crane 42
I'll Try. Elinor Murphy 38
II Penseroso. John Milton 39
Immensee (with vocabulary) . Theodor Storm 32
In and Out. James H. McConkey 46
In due season we shall reap, if we faint not: Cal. 6; 9. Christ
Jesus came into the world to save sinners: 1 Tim. 1:15. . 44
In the Days of the Giants. Abbie F. Brown 63
In the Days of the Guild. Louise Lamprey 63
In the Time of the Terror and Other Stories (from"Short
Stories") . Honore de Balzac 63
India: The Land of the Black Pagoda. Lowell Thomas 20
Indian Drum, The. William MacHarg and Edwin Balmer 63
Indian Summer of a Forsyte (from "The Forsyte Saga").
John Galsworthy 63
Indian Why Stories. Frank B. Lindeman 63
Irish Twins, The. Lucy Fitch Perkins 63
Israel Drake and Other Stories. Katharine Mayo and
Harvey J. O'Higgins 63
It Wasn't Honest, But It Was Sweet. Jack Lait 65
Ivanhoe. Sir Walter Scott 63
I've Come to Stay. Mary Heaton Vorse 63
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Jack the Giant Killer and Other Stories. Selected Authors 63
Jacob's Struggle. James H. McConkey 46
Jacqueline of the Carrier Pigeons. Augusta Huiell Seaman 63
Jane Eyre. Charlotte Bronte 63
Japanese Twins, The. Lucy Fitch Perkins 64
Jataka Tales. Ellen C. Babbitt (Retold by) 64
Java Head. Joseph Hergesheimer 64
Jim Davis. John Masefield 64
John Burroughs' Talks. Clifton Johnson 18
John Gilpin. William Cowper 38
John, Viscount Moreley. John H. Morgan 18
Johnny Appleseed and Other Poems. Vachel Lindsay 38
Johnny Bear and Other Stories. Selected Authors 64
Jo's Boys. Louisa M. Alcott 64
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Josiah Allen's Wife. Marietta Holley 35
Journey to Health Land, A. James Mace Andress and
Annie Turner Andress 1 5, 64
Julius Caesar. William Shakespeare 39
Jumping Frog, The. Samuel L. Clemens 39
Jungle Book, The. Rudyard Kipling . 64
Jungle Days. William Beebe 20
Junior Training for Modern Business. John G. Kirk and
Mary A. Waesche 15
Jupie Follows His Tale. Neely McCoy 64
Just David. Eleanor H. Porter 64
Just So Stories. Rudyard Kipling 64
Kari, the Elephant. Dhan Copal Mukerji 64
Katrinka. Helen E. Haskell 64
Kazan. James Oliver Curwood 64
Keeper of the Bees, The. Gene Stratton-Porter 64
Keller's Anna Ruth. Elsie Singmaster 64
Kenilworth. Sir Walter Scott 64
Kentucky Cardinal. James Lane Allen 64
Key to Braille for Reading and Writing Grade 1 Vz 28
Key to Braille Music Notation. L. W. Rodenberg:
Embossed 13
Inkprint 13
Kidnapped. Robert Louis Stevenson 64
Kim. Rudyard Kipling 64
Kindred of the Dust. Peter B. Kyne 65
King Arthur and His Knights of the Round Table.
Sir Thomas Malory 65
King of the Golden River, The. John Ruskin 65
King's Henchman, The. Edna St. Vincent Millay 39
Kings in Exile. Charles George Douglas Roberts 49, 65
King's Wish, The. Thomas Guthrie Marquis 65
La Tulipe Noire. Alexandre Dumas 32
L'Abbe Constantin (with vocabulary). Ludovic Halvey 31
Lad: A Dog. Albert Payson Terhune 65
Lady of the Lake, The (In Six Cantos). Sir Walter Scott 39
L'Allegro. John Milton 39
Lame Feet. James H. McConkey 46
Lance of Kanana, The, Ardavan. Henry Williard French (Trans.) . . 65
Lars, the Useless, Was a Nuisance. Jack Lait 65
Last Days of Pompeii, The. Sir Bulwer Lytton 65
Last of the Mohicans, The. James Fenimore Cooper 65
Last of the Peterkins with Other of their Kin, The.
Lucretia P. Hale 65
Law and Grace. James H. McConkey 46
Layman's Handbook of Medicine, A. Richard Clarke Cabot, M. D. 15
Le Crime de Sylvestre Bonnard (with vocabulary). Anatole France 31
Le Livre de Mon Ami — Le Livre de Pierre (with vocabulary).
Anatole France 32
Le Premier Livre (with vocabulary). A. A. and B. Meras 32
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Le Second Livre (with vocabulary). A. A. and B. Meras 32
Learn to Study Readers, The. — Book One. Ernest Horn and
Grace Shields 28
Leavenworth Case, The. Anna Katharine Green 65
Legend of Sleepy Hollow, The. Washington Irving 35
Legends of the Red Children. Mara L. Pratt 28
Lessons in Truth. H. Emilie Cady 44
Lessons on Massage. Margaret D. Palmer . 15
Letters of Franklin K. Lane, The. Franklin K. Lane 18
Life and Letters of Walter H. Page. Burton J. Hendrick:
Part I 18
Part II 18
Life of the Party, The. Irvin S. Cobb 65
Light Princess, The. George Macdonald 65
Lincoln and Slavery. Albert E. Pillsbury 18
Litany, The (from "The Book of Common Prayer") 45
Literary World, The. Sarah Witers, Hetty S. Browne and
John Colvin Metcalf:
Sixth Reader 28
Seventh Reader 28
Little Bird Blue. W. L. and Irene Finley . 49, 65
Little Black Sambo, The Story of. Helen Bannerman 65
Little Book of Christmas, A. John Kendrick Bangs 66
Little Boy Lost, A. William Henry Hudson 66
Little Children's Bible, The 45
Little Curly Head, the Pet Lamb. Johanna Spyri 66
Little Girl Blue. Josephine Scribner Gates 66
Little Girl of Long Ago, A. Eliza Orne White 66
Little Folks of Many Lands. Lula Maude Chance 20
Little Goody Two Shoes, The History of 66
Little Lame Prince, The. Mrs. Dina Maria (Mullock) Craik 66
Little Lord Fauntleroy. Frances Hodgson Burnett 66
Little Minister, The. Sir James M. Barrie 66
Little Princess, The (from "A Treasury of Plays for Children").
Frances Hodgson Burnett 39
Little Sally Waters. Ethel Calvert Phillips . 66
Little Shepherd of Kingdom Come, The. John Fox, Jr. 66
Little Tonino. Helen Hill and Violet Maxwell 66
Little Women. Louisa M. Alcott 66
Little Wooden Doll, The. Margery (Williams) Bianco 66
Live Language Lessons. Howard R. Driggs:
First Book 30
Second Book 30
Third Book 30
Lone Star Ranger, The. Zane Grey 66
Lonesomest Doll, The. Abbie F. Brown 66
Lorna Doone. Richard Dodderidge Blackmore 66
Lost — A Brother. Emelie Benson Knipe and Alden A. Knipe 67
Lost Monkey, The. Lucia Webster Rice 67
Love of Life. Jack London 67
Love Stories. Mary Roberts Rhinehart 67
Lover of Music, A. Henry Van Dyke 67
Loyalty of the Jew, The. Rabbi Joseph Krauskopf 46
Luca Sarto. Charles S. Brooks 67
Luck of Roaring Camp and Other Stories, The. Bret Harte 67
Luther's Small Catechism and a Few Bible Verses. Martin Luther. . 45
Lyrics Selected from Wordsworth, Keats and Shelley.
Charles Swain Thomas (Editor) 39
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Macbeth. William Shakespeare 39
Madame Claire. Susan Ertz 67
Magic Feather and Other Indian Tales, The. Selected Authors .... 67
Magic Ferns and Other Fairy Tales, The. Selected Authors 67
Magic Forest, The. Stewart E. White 67
Magic Story, A. F. VanRensselaer Dey 67
Making of an American, The. Jacob A. Riis 18
Man and the Stars. Harlan True Stetson 49
Man of Galilee, The — A New Inquiry. George Reuben Wendling. . 46
Man Overboard. F. Marion Crawford 67
Man Roosevelt, The. Francis Ellington Leupp 18
Man Who Would Be King, The. Rudyard Kipling 67
Man Without a Country, The. Edward Everett Hale 67
Mansion, The. Henry VanDyke 68
Manual of Parliamentary Practice. Luther S. Cushing 22
Marbacka. Selma Lagerlof 18
Marchen (with vocabulary) . Hans Christian Andersen 32
Marcher) und Erzahlungen — Part I (with vocabulary) .
Helene Adeline Cuerber 32
Marching On. James Boyd 68
Maria Chapdelaine. Louis Hemon 68
Masque of the Red Death, The. Edgar Allen Poe 57
Masquerader, The. Katherine Thurston 68
Massage. Nellie Elizabeth MacAfee 15
Master of the Inn, The. Robert Herrick 68
Master Simon's Garden — Part I. Cornelia Meigs 68
Master Skylark. John Bennett 68
Mathematical and Chemical Notation. H. M. Taylor 49
Mediaeval1 and Modern History. Philip VanNess Myers 24
Mehitable. Katharine Adams 68
Memoirs of a London Doll, Written by Herself.
Mrs. Fairstair (Editor) 68
Men of Iron. Howard Pyle 68
Merchant of Venice, The. William Shakespeare 39
Merry Adventures of Robin Hood, The. Howard Pyle 68
Merry Scout and Other Stories, A. Edna Payson Brett 68
Merrylips. Beulah Marie Dix 68
Message to Garcia, A. Elbert Hubbard 35
Microbe Hunters. Paul deKruif 1 5, 49
Midstream: My Later Life. Helen Keller 18
Midsummer. Katharine Adams 68
Midsummer Night's Dream, A. William Shakespeare 39
Miles Standish and Other Selections. Henry Wadsworth Longfellow 39
Milestones. Arnold Bennett and Edward Knoblauch 39
LI, 000,000 Bank-Note. Samuel L. Clemens 68
Mind in the Making, The. James Harvey Robinson 42
Ministry of Suffering, The. James H. McConkey 46
Miscellaneous Selections. Selected Authors 35
Miss Lulu Bett. Zona Gale 68
Miss Minerva Broadcasts Billy. Emma S. Sampson 68
Mr. Downey Sits Down. L. H. Robbins 69
Mrs. Red Pepper. Grace S. Richmond 69
Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch. Alice Hegan Rice 69
Moby Dick. Herman Melville 69
Modern Arithmetic (with Monroe's Standardized Tests).
Bruce M. Watson and Charles E. White:
Primary Book 50
Intermediate Book 50
Modern History. Carleton Joseph Huntley Hayes and Parker T. Moon 24
Moment of Victory, The. Sydney Porter 75
Mon Oncle et Mon Cure (with vocabulary).. Jeane de la Brete. ... 32
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Monroe's New Primer 28
Monroe's Standardized Silent Reading Tests. W. S. Monroe 43
Monsieur Beaucaire. Booth Tarkington 69
More Stories for Girls. Selected Authors 69
Mother Mason. Bess Streeter Aldrich 69
Mother Stories. Maud Lindsay 69
Mountain Peaks of Old Testament Biography — III — Gideon.
C. E. Macartney 45
Musical Terms in Everyday Use. R. K. Miller 13
My Disreputable Friend, Mr. Raegan. Richard Harding Davis 60
My Double and How He Undid Me. Edward Everett Hale 77
My Experiences at Scotland Yard. Basil Thomas 22
My Garden Doctor. Francis Duncan 69
My Garden of Memory. Kate Douglas Wiggin 18
My Thirty Years in Baseball. John J. McCraw 1 4, 1 8
Mysterious Universe, The. Sir James Jeans 49
Mystery at the Blue Villa, The. Melville Davisson Post 69
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Nature Myths and Stories for Little Children. Flora J. Cooke 47
Nature Study. John Bradford Craig:
Book One 49
Book Two 49
Book Three 49
Nervous Wreck, The. E. J. Rath 69
Never the Twain Shall Meet. Peter B. Kyne 69
New Biology. W. M. Smallwood, Ida L. Reveley and Guy A. Bailey 49
New Civics, The. Roscoe L. Ashley 22
New Commandment, The. James H. McConkey 46
New England Conservatory Cause for Pianoforte, The. F. A. Porter . 14
New English Literature. Reuben Post Halleck 36
New Geographies — First Book. Raiph S. Tarr and
Frank M. McMurry 20, 49
New Latin Composition, A. (with vocabulary) . Charles E. Bennett 33
New Latin Grammar. Charles E. Bennett 33
New Map of Asia, The. Herbert Adams Gibbons 24
New Map of Europe, The. Herbert Adams Gibbons 24
New Moon, The. Cornelia Meigs 69
New Physical Geography. Ralph S. Tarr and O. D. VonEnglen. . . . 20, 49
New York and Return. Eleanor H. Porter 69
New York State Fair Spelling Bee, Syracuse, 1928 30
Newark Phonic Drills 30
Night Out, A. Edward Peple 69
Norse Stories. Hamilton Wright Mabie 47
Nursery Tales from Many Lands. Eleanor L. Skinner and
Ada M. Skinner 70
Object: Matrimony. Montague Glass 70
Odd Number, The. Guy de Maupassant 70
Old Curiosity Shop, The. Charles Dickens 70
Old English Tales Retold. Harriet Buxton Barbour 70
Old Fashioned Girl, An. Louisa M. Alcott 70
Old Indian Legends. Zitkala-Sa 70
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Old Judge Priest. Irvin S. Cobb 70
Old Mother West Wind. Thornton W. Burgess 70
Old Peter Takes an Evening Off. O. F. Lewis 70
Old Pipes and the Dryad and Other Stories. Frank R. Stockton
and Others 70
Old Settlers Stories. Mabel Elizabeth Fletcher 70
Older Girls Stories. Selected Authors 70
On the Morning of Christ's Nativity. John Milton 39
On the Trail of Washington. Frederick Trevor Hill 18
One Man Dog, The. Jack Hines 53
One of Ours. Willa Cather 70
Open Door Language Series, The. Zenos E. Scott, Randolph T.
Congdon, Harriet E. Peet and Laura Frazee:
First Book 30
Second Book 30
Third Book 30
Organ, The. Sir John Stainer 14
Origin and Evolution of the United States Flag, The.
R. C. Ballard Thruston 24
Orphan Angel, The. Elinor Wylie 70
Other Room, The. Mary Heaton Vorse 82
Our Ancestors in Europe. Jennie Hall 24
Our Animal Friends and Foes. William Atherton DuPuy 49
Our Times. Mark Sullivan:
I. The Turn of the Century 24
II. America Finding Herself 24
III. Pre-War America 24
Our Wonderful Church. Gertrude Hollis 46
Outline of Science, The. James A. Thomson 49
Outlines of Harmony — Part I: Chords. R. K. Miller 14
Outlines of Music History. Clarence Grant Hamilton 14
Page Story Book, The. Frank E. Spauldinq and
Catherine T. Bryce (Editors) 28
Pan and Santa Claus. Julia Ellsworth Ford 70
Paradise Lost — Books l-IV. John Milton 39
Pardners. Rex Beach 70
Pathway to Reading. Bessie B. Coleman, Willis L. Uhl, and
James F. Hosic:
Primer 28
First Reader 28
Second Reader 28
Third Reader 28
Fourth Reader 28
Fifth Reader 28
Sixth Reader 28
Patriotic Stories and Poems. Selectel Authors 36
Peacock Pie. Walter DeLaMare 40
Pearl Lagoon, The. Charles Nordhoff 71
Peggy Stories. Mildred Batchelder 71
Peking Dust. Ellen N. LaMotte 24
Penitential OOffice, The (from "The Book of Common Prayer") ... 45
Penrod. Booth Tarkington 7]
People of the Mist, The. H. Rider Haggard 71
Perez the Mouse. Lady Moreton 7]
Perfect Tribute, The. Mary Raymond Shipman Andrews 71
Personal Memoirs of Ulysses S. Grant. Ulysses S. Grant-
Part I 1 8
Part II 18
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Peter Pan, Refold from Sir James Barrie's Famous Play.
Frederick O. Perkins (Edited and arranged by) 71
Peter Pan and Wendy. Sir James M. Barrie 71
Peter-Pea. N. G. Crishina 71
Philosophy Four. Owen Wister 71
Philosophy of Clothes, The (from "A Tale of a Tub").
Jonathan Swift 36
Phoebe. Alice Hegan Rice 71
Physiology, Hygiene and Sanitation. Frances Culick Jewett 15,49
Piano Method. A. Lambert 14
Pickwick Papers, The. Charles Dickens 36
Pieces of Eight. Richard LeCallienne 71
Pigs is Pigs. Ellis Parker Butler 76
Pilgrim's Progress, The. John Bunyan 71
Pinkie and the Fairies (from "A Treasury of Plays for Children").
W. C. Robertson 40
Pinocchio. C. Collodi 71
Plane Geometry. George Wentworth and David Smith 50
Plato's American Republic. J. D. Woodruff 36
Playmates in Print. Edna Whiteman 71
Poems (Miscellaneous). C. Stratton (Selected by) 40
Poems and Songs (Selected) . Robert Burns 40
Poems for Children. Walter DeLaMare 40
Poems that Every Child Should Know. Mary Elizabeth Burt 40
Polaris. Ernest Harold Baynes 71
Pollyanna. Eleanor H. Porter 71
Poor Gentleman, The. Ian Hay (Beith) 71
Poultry Keeping. Harry R. Lewis 15
Power and the Glory, The. Gilbert Parker 71
Practical Botany. Joseph Y. Bergen and Otis W. Caldwell 49
Prairie Rose, A. Bertha E. Bush 72
Prayer (Large Edition) . James H. MvConkey 46
Prayer (Small Edition) . James H. McConkey 46
President is Born, A. Fannie Hurst 72
Prester John. John Buchan 72
Pretty Polly Flinders. Mary F. Blaisdell 72
Pride and Prejudice. Jane Austen 72
Primer of Braille Music, Authorized Edition, 1930:
Embossed 14
Ink-print 14
Primer of Psychology. Edward Bradford Titchner 42
Prince and Rover of Cloverfield Farm. Helen Fuller Orton 72
Prince and the Pauper, The. Samuel L. Clemens 72
Princess, The. Alfred Lord Tennyson 40
Princess and Curdie, The. George Macdonald 72
Princess and the Goblin, The. George Macdonald 72
Principles, Methods and Therapeutics of Massage.
John R. Mitchell 16
Principles of Player Action Operation 14
Prisoner of Chillon, The. Lord Byron 40
Prisoner of Zenda, The. Anthony Hope 72
Prue and I. George William Curtis 72
Puppy Dogs' Tales. Frances Kent 72
Pure Gold. O. E. Rolvaag 72
Purloined Letter, The. Edgar Allen Poe 57
Q
Quality. John Galsworthy 39
Quatrevingt-Treize (with vocabulary) . Victor Hugo 32
Quin. Alice Hegan Rice 72
Quo Vadis. Henryk Sienkiewicz 36, 72
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Rabbit Lantern and Other Stories of Chinese Children, The.
Dorothy Rowe 72
Ramona. Helen Hunt Jackson 72
Reading-Literature. Hariette T. Treadwell and Margaret Free.
First Reader 28
Second Reader 28
•V Third Reader 28
Real Business of Living, The. James H. Tufts 22
Reason Why, The. R. A. Laidlaw 46
Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm. Kate Douglas Wiggin 72
Reconstruction of Northern France, The (from "France and
Ourselves") . Herbert A. Gibbons 24
Recreation. Edward, 1st Viscount Grey 14, 36
Re-Creation of Brian Kent, The. Harold Bell Wright 73
Red Belts. Hugh Pendexter 73
Red Cap Tales. S. R. Crockett 73
Red Feather's Adventures. Jane Curtis Gifford and E. G. Payne .... 73
Red Pepper Burns. Grace S. Richmond 73
Red Rock. Thomas Nelson Page 73
Rescue, The. Joseph Conrad 73
Reveries of a Bachelor. D. G. Mitchell 36
Rhymes and Stories. Marion Florence Lansing 73
Rhymes of Cho-Cho's Grandma. Mrs. Frederick Peterson 73
Richard III. William Shakespeare 40
Riddle Book for Silent Reading, A. Lily Lee Dootson 29
Riders of the Purple Sage. Zane Gray 73
Ridin' Kid from Powder River, The. Henry H. Knibbs 73
Right of Way, The. Gilbert Parker 73
Rime of the Ancient Mariner, The. Samuel Taylor Coleridge .... 40
Rise and Fall of the Mustache, The. Robert Jones Burdette 36
Rise of American Civilization, The. Charles A. Beard
and Mary R. Beard 25
Riverman, The. Stewart F. White 73
Riverside Readers. James H. VanSickle and Wilhelmina Seegmiller:
Third Reader . 29
Fourth Reader 29
Road Agent, The (from "The Killer"). Stewart E. White 73
Robert's Rules of Order. Henry M. Robert 22
Robinson Crusoe. Daniel Defoe 73
Rocky Billy. Holling Clancy Holling 73
Romance of the Jews, The. Samuel Purvis, D. D 46
Romantic Comedians, The. Ellen Glasgow 73
Romeo and Juliet. William Shakespeare 40
Rose in Bloom. Louisa M. Alcott 74
Rosy Cheeks and Strong Heart, The Story of. James Mace Andress
and Annie Turner Andress 1 5, 74
Royal Road to Romance, The. Richard Halliburton 20
Rumpty Dudget's Tower; A Fairy Tale. Julian Hawthorne 74
Rupert of Hentzau. Anthony Hope 74
Salute to Adeventurers. John Buchan 74
Sandman, The: His Farm Stories. William J. Hopkins 74
Sarah's Dakin. Mabel L. Robinson 74
Saturday's Children. Helen Coale Crew 74
Scar that Tripled, The. W. G. Shepherd 53
Scaramouche. Rafael Sabatini 74
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Scarlet Cockerel, The. Clifford M. Sublette 74
Scartergood Baines — Chapters l-IV. Clarence Budington Kellend . . 74
School History of Texas, The. Eugene C. Barker, Charles Shirley
Potts and Charles W. Ransdell 25
Science Remaking the World. Otis W. Caldwell and
Edwin Emory Slosson 50
Scientific Course in Typewriting, A. 01 lie Depew 16
Scottish Chiefs, The. Jane Porter 74
Sea Wolf, The. Jack London 74
Seats of the Mighty, The. Gilbert Parker 74
Second jungle Book, The. Rudyard Kipling 74
Second Twenty Years at Hull-House, The. Jane Addams 22
Secret Garden, The. Frances Hodgson Burnett 74
Secret Sharer, The (from " Twixt Land and Sea"). Joseph Conrad. . 74
Seeking Life and Other Sermons. Rt. Rev. Phillip Brooks, D. D. . . 46
Selected Papers on Philosophy, Chapters l-IV and VII.
William James 42
Selected Papers on Philosophy, Chapters l-IV and VII.
Selected Stories (from "Accidentals"). Helen Mackay 75
Selected Verse for School Grades IV-VII. Selected Authors 40
Selections from Nature in Verse; Poetry for Children.
Mary I. Lovejoy 40
Selections from "O. Henry Memorial Award Prize Stories, 1919."
Sydney Porter 75
Self-Cultivation in English. George Herbert Palmer 30
Sentence and Theme. C. H. Ward 30
Sentence Book. C. H. Ward 30
Sentimental Tommy. Sir James M. Barrie 75
Service of the Holy Communion (from "The Book of Common
Prayer" ) 44
Sesame and Lillies. John Ruskin 36
Seven Ages of Washington, The. Owen Wister 18
Seven Little Sisters, The. Jane Andrews 75
Seven Old Ladies of Lavender Town, The. (from "A Treasury
of Plays for Children"). Henry Cuyler Bunner 40
.007 (from "The Day's Work") . Rudyard Kipling 75
Shadows on the Rock. Willa Cather 75
Shaggycoat. Clarence Hawkes 50
Shasta of the Wolves. Olaf Baker 72
Shavings. Joseph C. Lincoln 75
She Stoops to Conquer. Oliver Goldsmith 41
Sheaves (A Comedy of Manners). Marie Conway Oemler 75
Ship that Found Herself, The (from "The Day's Work").
Rudyard Kipling 75
Shoes. Sydney Porter 75
Short History of England, A. Edward Potts Cheyney 26
Shorter Poems of Alfred Tennyson. Alfred Potts Cheyney 41
Show Boat. Edna Ferber 75
Silas Marner. George Eliot 75
Silver Pennies. Blanche Jennings Thompson 41
Silver SheM, The. Mary Ellen Chase 75
Sinful Peck. Morgan Robertson 75
Sir Cleges and His Gift and Other Stories. Selected Authors 75
Sir Roger de Coverley: Essays from "The Spectator."
Joseph Addison and Richard Steele 36
Sizing Up Uncle Sam. George Fitch 36
Sketch Book, The. Washington Irving 36
Slowcoach, The. Edward Verrall Lucas 76
Snake Doctor, The. Irvin S. Cobb 76
Snow Baby, The. Josephine Peary 20
Snow-Bound (A Winter Idyll). John Greenleaf Whittier 41
Soaked in Seaweed. Stephen Leacock . 76
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Social Life and Institutions. Joseph K. Hart 22
Social Work with Families. Frank D. Watson (Editor in charge) . . 22
Sohrab and Rustum. Mathew Arnold 41
Sokar and the Crocodile. Alice Woodbury Howard 16
Soldier Rigdale. Beulah Marie Dix 16
Soldiers of Fortune. Richard Harding Davis 76
Son of the Middle Border, A. Hamlin Garland 76
Song of Hiawatha, The. Henry Wadsworth Longfellow 41
Song of Our Syrian Cuest, The. William Allen Knight 76
Soundings. A. Hamilton Cibbs 76
Spanish Composition. J. P. Wickersham Crawford 34
Spanish Cold. J. O. Hanney 76
Speaking of Operations. Irvin S. Cobb 36
Spell of the Yukon, The. Robert Service 41
Spell-to-Write Spelling Book, The. Ambrose L. Suhrie and
Robert Philip Koehler:
Book II 31
Book III (Fifth Year) 31
Book III (Sixth Year) 31
Spirit-Filled Life, The. James H. McConkey 46
Sooilers, The. Rex Beach 76
Sprightly Romance of Marsac, The. Molly Elliott Seawell 76
Spy, The: A Tale of the Neutral Ground. James Fenimore Cooper. . 76
Stand Concessions. Lela T. Brown 16
Standard Bible Story Readers. Lillie A. Faris:
Book I — The Primer 46
Book II — The First Reader 46
Book III — The Second Reader 46
Book IV— The Third Reader 46
Book V — The Fourth Reader 46
Book VI — The Fifth Reader 46
Standard Dictionary of the English Language, Pocket Edition.
J. C. Fernald, L. H. D 31
Standard Etiquette for All Occasions. Ethel Cushing Brant 22
Stanford Achievement Tests. Truman L. Kelley, Giles M. Ruch
Lewis M. Terman:
Primary Examination — Form A 43
Primary Examination — Form B 43
Advanced Examination — Form A 43
Advanced Examination — Form B 43
Stickeen. John Muir 76
Stolen Story, The. Jessie L. Williams 77
Stories for Girls. Selected Authors:
Book I 77
Book II 77
Stories for Holidays. Selected Authors 77
Stories of American Life and Adventure. Edward Eggleston 25
Stories of Ancient Peoples. Emma J. Arnold 25
Stories of Colonial Children. Mara L. Pratt 25
Stories of Great Americans. Edward Eggleston 18
Stories of Great Men and Deeds. Selected Authors . 77
Stories of Later American History. Wilbur Fisk Gordy 25
Stories of Mother Goose Village. Madge A. Bigham 77
Stories of the Months and Days, The. Reginald C. Couzens 36
Stories of the Pilgrims. Margaret Pumphrey 25
Stories of the Red Children. Dorothy Brooks 77
Story of a Bad Boy, The. Thomas Bailey Aldrich 77
Story of Doctor Doolittle, The. Hugh Lofting 77
Story of King Arthur and His Knz'ghts, The. Howard Pyle 77
Story of Live Dolls, The. Josephine S. Gates 77
Story of Mankind, The. Hendrick W. VanLoon 25
Story of My Boyhood, The. John Burroughs 18
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Story of My Boyhood and Youth, The. John Muir 19
Story of Our Country, The. Ruth West and Willis Mason West . . 25
Story of Philosophy, The. Will Durant, Ph. D. 42
Story of Rowland, The. James Baldwin 77
Story of Siegfried, The. James Baldwin 77
Story of the Great War, The. Roland C. Usher 25
Story of the Greeks, The. Helene Adeline Guerber 25
Story of the Other Wise Man, The. Henry Vandyke 77
Story of the Thirteen Colonies, The. Helene Adeline Guerber .... 25
Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. Robert Louis Stevenson . . 77
Succsesful Speaking. William Phillips Stanford and William
Hayes Yeager 31
Summer Ghosts and Winter Topics. Felix E. Schelling 36
Suppressed Desires; A Comedy in Two Scenes. Susan Gaspell .... 41
Sure Shepherd, The. James H. McConkey 46
Surrendered Life, The. James H. McConkey 46
Susanna's Auction 77
Susan's Escort. Edward Everett Hale 77
System of Physiologic Therapeutics. S. S. Cohen (Editor) 16
Swiss Family Robinson, The. Johann David Wyss 78
Tale of Negative Gravity, A. Frank R. Stockton 78
Tale of Two Cities, A. Charles Dickens 78
Tales from Shakespeare. Charles and Mary Lamb . 36
Tales from Silver Lands. Charles J. Finger 78
Tales of a Wayside Inn. Henry Wadsworth Longfellow 41
Tales of Laughter. Kate Douglas Wiggin and Nora A Smith
(Editors) 78
Talisman, The. Sir Walter Scott 78
Talking with God. J.J. Kensington 46
Talks to Students on Some of Life's Ideals. William James 42
Tangled Threads, The. Eleanor H. Porter 78
Tanglewood Tales. Nathaniel Hawthorne 47
Tapestry Room, The. Mrs. Mary Louisa (Stewart) Molesworth .... 78
Tartarin de Tarascon (with vocabulary) . Alphonse Daudet 32
Tattooed Man, The. Howard Pyle 78
Taxis and Toadstools. Rachel Field 41
Temas Espanoles. J. P. Wickersham Crawford 34
Ten Boys. Jane Andrews 78
Tennessee's Partner. Bret Harte 78
Test Material Included in "Self-Surveys for the Blind, A Manual
for the Guidance of Teachers." Samuel Perkins
Hayes, Ph. D 43
That's Marriage. Edna Ferber 78
That's Why Stories (Aldine Supplementary Readers). Catherine
T. Bryce 26
Theodore Roosevelt (from "True Stories of Great Americans").
Edmund Lester Pearson 19
Theodore Roosevelt's Letters to His Children. Theodore Roosevelt. . 19
Therapeutic Exercises and Massage, A Manual of. Carl Hermann
Bucholz, M. D 16
Third Silent Reader. William Dodge Lewis, Albert Lindsay Rowland
and Ethel Maltby Gehres 29
Thirty More Famous Stories Retold. James Baldwin 25, 78
$30,000 Bequest, The. Samuel L. Clemens 78
This Singing World. Louis Untermeyer (Editor) 41
Three Addresses. Woodrow Wilson 37
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Three-Fold Secret of the Holy Spirit, The. James H. McConkey. .. . . 46
Three Sermons. C. E. Macartney 45
Three Things, The. Mary Raymond Shipman Andrews 78
Through Magic Casements. George S. Carhart and Paul A. McChee 41
Through the Farmyard Gate. Emilie Poulsson 41
Thrush in the Hedge, The (from "The Happy End").
Joseph Hergesheimer 79
Thumbelina. Hans Christian Andersen 79
Time Spirit, The. John Collins Snaith 79
Times Have Changed. Elmer Davis 79
Timothy's Quest. Kate Douglas Wiggin 79
To Have and To Hold. Mary Johnston 79
Toby Tyler or Ten Weeks with a Circus. James Otis . . .• 79
Tom Brown's School Days. Thomas Hughes 79
Tommy Tinker's Book. Mary F. Blaisdell 79
Toto and the Gift. Katharine Adams 79
Towers of Fame. Elizabeth Folsom 70
Training of Wild Animals, The. Frank C. Bostock 50
Trawler, The. J. B. Connelly 79
Treasure Island. Robert Louis Stevenson '. 79
Trip to Latin America, A. (with vocabulary) . V. Fuentes and
V. E. Francois 34
Trumpeter of Krakow, The. Eric P. Kelly 79
Turkey Red. Francis Gilchrist Wood 79
Twenty-four, The. George Fitch 79
Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea. Jules Verne 80
Twice Told Tales. Nathaniel Hawthorne 80
Twisted-in-Wire Brushes, Dusters and Mops and How to Make Them 1 6
Two Little Confederates, The. Thomas Nelson Page 80
Two Little Indians. Emma M. Maguire 80
Two Years Before the Mast. Richard H. Dana, Jr 21
Uncle Jed, Caddie Master. Joseph Chapman 80
Uncle Joe's Lincoln. Edward Alfred Steiner 80
Uncle Remus. Joel Chandler Harris 80
Uncle Sam of Freedom Ridge. Margaret Prescott Montague 80
Under the Lilacs. Louisa M. Alcott 80
Under the Story Tree. Mabel Guinnip LaRue 80
Upper Berth, The. F. Marion Crawford 61
Vagabond Journey Around the World, A. Harry A. Franck 21
Valley of the Giants, The. Peter B. Kyne 80
Valley of the Moon, The. Jack London 80
Vandemark's Folly. Herbert Quick 80
Vanity Fair. William Makepeace Thackeray 80
Velveteen Rabbit or How Toys Became Real, The.
Margery (Williams) Bianco 80
Vicar of Wakefield, The. Oliver Goldsmith 80
Vinegar Saint, The. Hughes Mearns 80
Virginian, The. Owen Wister 80
Vision of Sir Launful, The. James Russell Lowell 41
Voice from the Dark, A. Eden Phillpotts 81
Voyages of Doctor Doolittle, The. Hugh Lofting 81
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Wag and Puff — A Primer (from "The Child's Own Way Series").
Marjorie Hardy 26
Wanamaker, Primer on Abraham Lincoln, The. John Wanamaker . . 19
Wanderer of the Wasteland, The. Zane Grey 81
Wandering Jew, The. Rabbi Joseph Krauskopf 46
Wanted a Mother. Clarence Hawkes 81
Wappin' Wharf (from "Frightful Plays"). Charles S. Brooks 41
Water Babies, The. Charles Kingsley 81
Way of Victory, The. James H. McConkey 46
We Must March. Honore Willise Morrow 81
Wedding Gift: A Fishing Story. John Taintor Foote 81
Wee Ann, A Story for Little Girls. Ethel Calvert Phillips 81
Wee Willie Winkie and Other Stories. Rudyard Kipling 81
What Can a Man Believe? Bruce Barton 47
What Can Literature Do for Me? C. Alphonso Smith 37
What Confronts France (from "France and Ourselves").
Herbert A. Gibbons 24
What Happened in the Ark. Kenneth M. Walker and
Geoffrey M. Boumphrey 81
What Happened to Inger Johanne. Dikken Zwilgmeyer 81
What is Social Case Work. Mary E. Richmond 22
What is the Christian Religion? E. L. Parsons, Bishop of California 47
What is Wasted Time? Holsworthy Hall 69
What it is Like to be Blind. Annesley Burrowes 22
When Father and Mother Rebelled. Eleanor H. Porter 81
When Granny Was a Little Girl. A. E. P. Searing 81
When Knighthood Was in Flower. Charles Major 81
When Polly Ann Played Santa Claus. Eleanor H. Porter 81
Where Love Is, There God Is Also. Count Leo Nikolaevich Tolstoi 55
White Fang. Jack London 81
White Heron, A. Sara Orne Jewett 82
White Indian Boy, The. E. N. Wilson 82
White Shadows in the South Seas. Frederick O'Brien 21
Whiteoaks of Jalna. Mazo de la Roche 82
Why We Behave Like Human Beings. George A. Dorsey, LL. D. D. 42
Widow Lerouge, The. Emile Gaboriau 82
Wigwam Stories. Mary Catherine Judd (Compiler) 25
Wild Animals I Have Known. Ernest Thompson Seton 50
Wild Folk. Samuel Scoville, Jr 50
Wild Life on the Rockies. Enos Abijah Mills 21
Wild Life Under the Equator. Paul DuChaillu 21
Wilfred Reginald and the Dark Horse. James Mahoney 69
Wilhelm Tell (with vocabulary) . Friedrich Schiller 32
William. Emily Hilda Young 82
William the Conqueror (from "The Day's Work"). Rudyard Kipling 82
Wind Boy, The. Ethel C. Eliot 82
Wind That Didn't Blow, The. Arthur B. Chrisman 82
Winnie-the-Pooh. A. A. Milne 82
Winston Companion Reader — First Reader. Ethel H. Maltby
and Sidney G. Firman 29
Winston Readers, The. Sidney G. Firman and Ethel H. Maltby:
The Primer 29
The First Reader 29
The Second Reader 29
Wisp, A Girl of Dublin. Katharine Adams . 82
Wolf. Albert Payson Terhune 82
Women. Booth Tarkington 82
Wonder Children, The. Charles J. Bellamy 82
Wonder Clock, The. Howard Pyle 82
Wonderful Adventures of Nils, The. Selma Lagerlof 82
Wonderful Chair and the Tales it Told, The. Francis Browne 82
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Wonderful Locomotive, The. Cornelia Meigs 82
Wonderful Year, The. William Locke 83
Woodrow Wilson as I Know Him. Joseph P. Tumulty 19
Word, The: How to Study it — How to Teach it. James H. McConkey. .46
Words. C. E. Macartney 45
Young American Readers. Jane Eayre Fryer:
Community Interest and Public Spirit 22
Our Home and Personal Duty 22
Our Town and Civic Duty 22
Young Folk's Book of Myths, The. Amy Cruse 47
Young Lucretia. Mary E. Wilkins 83
Young Trailers, The. Joseph Alexander Altsheler 83
Zaragiieta (with vocabulary). Miguel Ramos Carrion and Vital Aza 33
Zenobia's Infidelity. Henry Cuyler Bunner 76
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EXPLANATORY NOTES 5
ADDRESS LIST OF PUBLISHERS 7
EXPLANATION OF ABBREVIATIONS 9
LIST OF PUBLICATIONS 1
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Arts, Fine 1
Arts, Useful 1
Biography 1
Description and Travel 13
Economics and Sociology 13
History 14
Language 14
Alphabets, Primers and Readers 14
English 15
French 15
Latin 15
Spanish 15
Literature 15
Prose 15
Drama and Poetry 16
Science 16
B. Fiction 18
Explanatory Notes
The titles have been classified according to the Dewey Decimal
System, the main divisions of Non-Fiction being rearranged in alphabetical
instead of numerical order.
Publishers and copyright dates are indicated in bold face. (A list
of publishers with their addresses appears on page 7) .
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date of copyright.
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in braille indicate by whom the first edition was paid for or the plates loaned.
(See page 9 for explanation of abbreviations).
If not otherwise indicated, all titles are understood to be in interpoint
braille grade 1 Vz. All pages are the regulation 1 1" x 11" size.
Reading grades for each title are indicated by Roman numerals for
Grades l-X, or as Adult.
A complete Catalog of Braille Music is published under separate cover.
Books may neither be borrowed nor exchanged.
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Address List of Publishers
Allyn and Bacon, Boston.
American Foundation for the Blind, New York.
American Leather Producers, Inc., New York.
Bobbs-Merrill Co., Indianapolis.
Century Co., New York.
Dodd, Mead Ox Co., New York.
Doubleday, Doran Cr Co., Garden City, New York.
Dutton — E. P. Dutton & Co., New York.
Farrar and Rinehart, New York.
Cinn £r Co., Boston.
Cray — H. W. Cray & Co., New York.
Harcourt, Brace Cr Co., New York.
Harper & Bros., New York.
Heath — D. C. Heath & Co., New York.
Holt — Henry Holt & Co., New York.
Houghton Mifflin Co., New York.
Knopf — Alfred A. Knopf, Inc., New York.
Lippincott — j. B. Lippincott Co., Philadelphia.
Little, Brown & Co., Boston.
Liveright — Horace Liveright, Inc., New York.
McGraw-Hill Book Co., New York.
Macmillan Co., New York.
National Institute for the Blind, London, England.
New York — University of the State of New York, Albany.
Norton — W. W. Norton & Co., New York.
Novello £r Co., Ltd., London, England.
Oxford University Press, New York.
Revell — Fleming H. Revell Co., New York
Sanborn — Benjamin H. Sanborn & Co., Chicago.
Scott, Foresman & Co., Chicago.
Scribner's — Charles Scribner's Sons, New York.
Simon & Schuster, Inc., New York.
Sulley — George Sulley & Co., New York.
World Book Co., Yonkers-on-Hudson, New York-
World Peace Foundation, Boston.
Yale University Press, New Haven.
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L. S. B. — Louisiana School for the Blind, Baton Rouge, Louisiana.
N. C. S. B. — North Carolina School for the Blind, Raleigh, North Carolina.
N. Y. I. E. B. — New York Institute for the Education of the Blind, New
York, New York.
N. Y. S. S. B. — New York State School for the Blind, Batavia, New York.
P. I. I. B.~ Pennsylvania Institution for the Instruction of the Blind, Over-
brook, Pennsylvania.
P. 1. M. S. B. — Perkins Institution and Massachusetts School for the Blind,
Watertown, Massachusetts.
List of Publications
Non-Fiction
ARTS, FINE (Including Recreation)
GUIDE TO MUSIC FOR BEGINNERS AND OTHERS, A. Daniel Gregory
Mason. H. W. Cray Co., 1 910. [1932]. (L. of C.) X; A^uli.
2 vols; 356 pp $ 4.50
LISTENER'S GUIDE TO MUSIC, THE. Percy Alfred Scholes. Oxford
University Press. [1932]. (L. of C.) VU-X; Adult. 2 vols;
286 pp , 4.50
LISTENING TO MUSIC. Douglas Moore. W. W. Norton & Co.,
1932. [1933]. <L. of C.) Grade 2. X; Adult. 3 vo!s;
approx. 496 pp 9.00
1930 SUPPLEMENT TO "BRAILLE MUSIC NOTATION" (Presenting
signs unfamiliar in the United States, authorized after the recom-
mendations of the Paris Conference on Braille Music, April,
1929.) [1930].
Embossed-— One -side. lOVi"; pamph; 5 pp. 15
Ink-Prinfr — Pamph ; 5 pp. - - 25
NOTES ON PSAMO TUNING, REGULATING, REPAIRING, PLAYER
REGULATING AND ADJUSTING. Cader G. Cox. Manuscript.
[1932]. IN. C. S. B.) X; Adult. Pamph; 31 pp 55
TREATISE ON STRICT COUNTERPOINT, A: PARTS Ml. Francis
Edward Gladstone. Novell© & Co., Ltd. [1932]. (N. Y. I. E.
B.) One-side. Adult.
PART I. 2 vols; 1 90 pp 3.80
PART II. 1 vol; 71 pp. 1.45
ARTS, USEFUL
BUSINESS ARITHMETIC. George Washington Miner, Fayette Herbert
Owe 1 1 and Frank Charles Touton. Ginn & Co., 1928. [1932].
One-side. JX-X; Adu£t. 8 vols; 1115 pp 32.00
PRACTICAL POULTRY-FARM&NG. Louis Merwin Hurd. Macmillan
Co., 1928. [1932]. VII -X; Adult. 4 vols; 729 pp 12.00
ROMANCE OF LEATHER, THE. American Leather Producers, Inc.,
1928. [1932]. (L. S. B.) Vlll-X; Adult. 1 vol; 84 pp 75
BIOGRAPHY
ABRAHAM LINCOLN: THE PRAIRIE YEARS, PART II. Car! Sand-
burg. Harcourt, Btace & Co., 1926. [1932]. (L. of C.) VIII-
X; Adult. 4 vo(s; 925 pp. ....... . 1 1 .00
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BIOGRAPHY
ALEXANDER HAMILTON (American Statesmen Series). Henry Cabot
Lodge. Houghton Mifflin Co., 1910. [1933]. (L. of C.) Grade
2. X; Adult. 2 vols; 431 pp $ 5.00
BEETHOVEN THE CREATOR. Romain Rolland. Harper & Bros., 1929.
[1932]. (L. of C.) X; Adult. 3 vols; 592 pp 7.00
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN (American Statesmen Series). John T. Morse,
Jr. Houghton Mifflin Co., 1917. [1933]. (L. of C.) Grade
2. X; Adult. 3 vols; 626 pp 7.50
CLASSIC AMERICANS. Henry Seidel Canby. Harcourt, Brace & Co.,
1931. [1932]. (L. of C.) Adult. 4 vols; 797 pp 10.00
CRUCIBLES. Bernard Jaffe. Simon & Schuster, 1930. [1932]. (L.
of C.) X; Adult. 4 vols; 753 pp 10.00
EDUCATORS AND BENEFACTORS OF THE BLIND (Selections from the
"Outlook for the Blind"). Edward E. Allen, Richard Slayton
French, and Others. American Foundation for the Blind. [1930].
(P. I. I. B.) One-side. X; Adult. lvol;86pp 2.50
GEORGE WASHINGTON: VOLS. I AND II. (American Statesmen
Series). Henry Cabot Lodge. Houghton Mifflin Co., 1917.
[1933]. (L. of C.) Grade 2. X; Adult. 5 vols; approx.
1038 pp 12.50
HUNGER FIGHTERS. Paul Henry DeKruif. Harcourt, Brace & Co.,
1928. [1933]. Grade 2. X; Adult. 4 vols; approx.
648 pp 12.00
INDIAN BOYHOOD, AN. Charles Alexander Eastman. Little, Brown
& Co., 1902. [1933]. Vl-X; Adult. 2 vols; 326 pp 7.00
LEADING AMERICAN INVENTORS. George lies. Henry Holt & Co.,
1912. [1932]. (L. ofC.) Adult. 5 vols; 919 pp 12.00
LEADING AMERICAN MEN OF SCIENCE. David Starr Jordan, Ed.
Henry Holt & Co., 1910. [1932]. (L. of C.) Adult. 6
vols; 1 1 27 pp 1 5.00
LIFE OF JOHN MARSHALL, THE: PARTS l-IV. Albert Jeremiah Beveridge.
Houghton Mifflin Co., 1916. [1932]. (L. of C.) Adult.
PART I. 5 vols; 1005 pp.
PART II. 5 vols; 1163 pp.
PART III. 7 vols; 1244 pp.
PART IV. 7 vols; 1233 pp.
Total 24 vols; 4645 pp 54.00
OUR PRESIDENTS; Brief Biographies of Our Chief Magistrates. James
Morgan. Macmillan Co., 1926. [1933]. (L. of C.) Grade 2.
X; Adult. 3 vols; approx. 488 pp 9.00
SAMUEL ADAMS (American Statesmen Series). James Kendall
Hosmer. Houghton Mifflin Co., 1913. [1933]. (L. of C.)
Grade 2. X; Adult. 3 vols; approx. 554 pp 7.50
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BIOGRAPHY
STORY OF A PIONEER, THE. Anna Howard Shaw. Harper & Bros.,
1915. [1932]. One-side. Vll-X. 4 vols; 522 pp $14.00
STORY OF MY LIFE, THE. Helen Adams Keller. Doubleday, Doran
& Co., 1914. [1933]. (L. of C.) Crade 2. Vll-X; Adult.
4 vols; approx. 772 pp 1 2.00
WHITE HOUSE GANG, THE. Earle Looker. Fleming H. Revell Co.,
1929. [1933]. (L. of C.) Crade 2. X; Adult. 2 vols;
315 pp 5.00
DESCRIPTION AND TRAVEL
ENGLAND THE UNKNOWN ISLE. Paul Cohen-Portheim. E. P. Dut-
ton & Co., 1931. [1932]. (L. of C.) Crade 2. Adult. 2
vols; 390 pp 5.50
GEOGRAPHICAL AND INDUSTRIAL READERS SERIES: THE UNITED
STATES. Nellie Burnham Allen. Ginn & Co., 1925. [1933]
V-VIII. 3 vols; 481 pp 10.00
OREGON TRAIL, THE. Francis Parkman. Little, Brown & Co., 1920.
[1933]. (L. of C.) Grade 2. VI -X; Adult. 3 vols; approx.
600 pp 1 0.00
RESTLESS PACIFIC, THE. Nicholas Roosevelt. Charles Scribner's
Sons, 1928. [1932]. (L. of C.) Adult. 3 vols; 497 pp... 8.00
ECONOMICS AND SOCIOLOGY
AMERICAN COMMONWEALTH, THE (Abridged Edition). James
Bryce, Viscount. Macmillan Co., 1906. [1932]. (L. of C.)
X; Adult. 7 vols; 1368 pp 16.00
BLIND RELIEF LAWS: THEIR THEORY AND PRACTICE. Robert B.
Irwin and Evelyn C. Mckay. American Foundation for the Blind,
1929. [1932]. (P. I. I. B.) Adult. 2 vols; 279 pp 5.50
ELEMENTARY PRINCIPLES OF ECONOMICS. Richard Theodore Ely
and George Ray Wicker. Macmillan Co., 1926. [1932]. (L.
of C.) X; Adult. 6 vols; 1094 pp 15.00
FROM HOMER TO HELEN KELLER. Richard Slayton French. Ameri-
can Foundation for the Blind, 1932. [1933]. (L. of C.) Grade
2. Adult. 3 vols; 536 pp 9.00
HISTORY OF ECONOMICS, THE. Othmar Spann. W. W. Norton
& Co., 1930. [1932]. (L. of C.) Adult. 3 vols; 673 pp 7.50
MAKING OF THE CONSTITUTION, THE. Charles Warren. Little.
Brown & Co., 1928. [1932]. (L. of C.) Adult. 10 vols;
1 927 pp 22.50
NEW WORLD, THE. Isaiah Bowman. World Book Co., 1928.
[1932]. (L. of C.) X; Adult. 8 vols; 1887 pp 20.00
PACIFIC AREA, THE. George Hubbard Blakeslee. World Peace
Foundation, 1929. [1932]. (L. of C.) Adult. 3 vols;
650 pp 8.00
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ECONOMICS AND SOCIOLOGY
PRINCIPLES OF ECONOMICS: VOLS. I AND II. Frank William
Taussig. Macmillan Co., 1921. [1933]. (L. of C.) Grade
2. Adult. 1 2 vols; 2399 pp $28.00
PROBLEM OF UNEMPLOYMENT, THE. Paul Howard Douglas and
Aaron Director. Macmillan Co., 1931. [1933]. (L. of C.)
Adult. 6 vols; 1220 pp 14.00
STATE, THE; Elements of Historical and Practical Politics. Wood-
row Wilson. D. C. Heath & Co., 1918. [1932]. (L. of C.)
X; Adult. 8 vols; 1405 pp 21.00
UNDERCURRENTS IN AMERICAN POLITICS. Arthur Twining
Hadley. Yale University Press, 1915. [1932]. (L. of C.)
X; Adult. 1 vol; 255 pp 2.75
HISTORY
ANCIENT TIMES: A HISTORY OF THE EARLY WORLD. James
Henry Breasted. Cinn & Co., 1916. [1933]. (P. I. M. S. B.)
Grade 2. IX-X; Adult. 7 vols; approx. 1 1 20 pp 20.00
BURKE'S SPEECH ON CONCILIATION WITH AMERICA. Edmund
Burke. (Sidney Carleton Newsom, Ed.) Macmillan Co., 1899.
[1933]. IX-X; Adult. 1 vol; 217 pp 4.50
CAN AMERICA STAY AT HOME? Frank Herbert Simonds. Harper
& Bros., 1932. [1933]. (L. of C.) Grade 2. X; Adult. 3
vols; 530 pp 9.00
COUNT FRONTENAC AND NEW FRANCE UNDER LOUIS XIV.
Francis Parkman. Little, Brown & Co., 1919. [1933]. (L.
of C.) Grade 2. X; Adult. 5 vols; approx. 880 pp 17.00
EUROPE SINCE WATERLOO. William Stearns Davis. Century Co.,
1926. [1932]. (L. of C.) X; Adult. 11 vols; 2505 pp... 30.00
HALF CENTURY OF CONFLICT, A: VOLS. I AND II. Francis Park-
man. Little, Brown & Co., 1920. [1933]. (L. of C.)
Grade 2. X; Adult. 6 vols; approx. 1062 pp 20.00
HISTORY OF EUROPE, ANCIENT AND MEDIEVAL. James Harvey
Robinson and James Henry Breasted. Cinn & Co., 1929.
[1932]. X; Adult. 7 vols; 1410 pp 22.50
POLITICAL AND SOCIAL HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES,
1829-1925. Arthur Meier Schlesinger. Macmillan Co., 1925.
[1932]. (L of C.) X; Adult. 7 vols; 1486 pp 18.00
RECENT HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES. Frederic Logan Pax-
son. Houghton Mifflin Co., 1929. [1932]. (L. of C.) X;
Adult. 7 vols; 1 673 pp 1 8.00
LANGUAGE
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KEY TO STANDARD ENGLISH BRAILLE, GRADES ONE AND TWO.
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[1933]. Grade 2. 1 vol; 52 pp 50
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LANGUAGE
English
HORN-ASHBAUCH FUNDAMENTALS OF SPELLING, THE. Ernest
Horn and Ernest James Ashbaugh. J. B. Lippincott Co., 1928.
[1932]. One-side. I-VIII. 5 vols; 397 pp $11.00
MASTERING ENGLISH. Frances Clendening and Maude Clendening
Lower. Macmillan Co., 1926. [1933]. X; Adult. 2 vols;
approx. 376 pp 6.00
SYNONYMS AND ANTONYMS. Edith Bertha Ordway. George Sulley
& Co., 1913. [1932]. Vlll-X; Adult. 4 vols; 1117 pp... 12.00
French
FRANCAIS ET SA PATRIE, LE (For Elementary Schools and Colleges).
L. Raymond Talbut. Benjamin H. Sanborn & Co., 1912.
[1932]. One-side. 5 vols; 664 pp 17.55
VOYAGE DE MONSIEUR PERRICHON, LE. Eugene Labiche and
Edouard Martin. (Edited with Notes, Exercises and Vocabulary
by Victor E. Francois.) Allyn & Bacon. Copyright 1919 by
Victor E. Francois. [1933]. One-side. 3 vols; approx. 460 pp. 12.00
Latin
ARGONAUTS, THE (from "Latin for To-day"). Mason D. Gray and
Thornton Jenkins. Ginn & Co., 1928. [1932]. (N. Y. S.
S. B.) One-side. 1 vol; 60 pp 2.50
ROMAN TALES RETOLD. Walter Alison Edwards. Scott, Fores-
man & Co., 1924. [1933]. Grade 1. 1 vol; approx. 220 pp. 5.00
Spanish
CORRESPONDENCIA PRACTICA. Medora Loomis Ray and Ruth A.
Bahret. Ginn & Co., 1923. [1933]. One-side. 3 vols;
429 pp 12.50
FIRST SPANISH COURSE. Elijah Clarence Hills and Jeremiah Denis
Mathias Ford. D. C. Heath & Co., 1925. [1933]. One-side.
8 vols; 998 pp 32.50
LITERATURE
Prose
AMERICAN WRITERS ON AMERICAN LITERATURE. John Albert
Macy, Ed. Horace Liveright, Inc., 1931. [1933]. (L. of
C.) Grade 2. Adult. 7 vols; 1238 pp 17.50
ESSAYS AND LETTERS SELECTED FROM THE WRITINGS OF JOHN
RUSKIN. (With introductory interpretations and annotations).
John Ruskin. (Mrs. Lois G. Hufford, Ed.) Ginn & Co., 1905.
[1932]. X; Adult. 8 vols; 1007 pp 25.00
HANDBOOK ON STORY WRITING, A. Blanche Colton Williams.
Dodd, Mead & Co., 1930. [1933]. (L. of C.) Adult. 4
vols; 643 pp 9.00
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Prose
HISTORY OF AMERICAN LITERATURE SINCE 1870, A. Fred
Lewis Pattee. Century Co., 1915. [1933]. (L of C.)
Grade 2. X; Adult. 6 vols; approx. 1110 pp $15.00
MODERN FAMILIAR ESSAYS. William Maddox Tanner, Ed. Little,
Brown fir Co., 1927. [1933]. Grade 2. X; Adult. 4 vols;
637 pp 14.00
NEW AMERICAN LITERATURE. 1890-1930, THE. Fred Lewis
Pattee. Century Co., 1930. [1933]. (L. of C.) Grade 2.
X; Adult. 6 vols; approx. 1 026 pp 1 5.00
STORY OF ENGLISH LITERATURE, THE. Edmund Kemper Broadus.
Macmillan Co., 1931. [1933]. (P. I. M. S. B.) Grade 2.
IX-X; Adult. 7 vols; approx. 1084 pp 21.00
Drama and Poetry
AMERICAN POETS, 1630-1930. Mark VanDoren, Ed. Little,
Brewn & Co., 1932. [1933]. (L. of C.) Grade 2. Adult.
7 vols ; approx. 1 366 pp 21 .00
MODERN BRITISH POETRY, Third Revised Edition. Louis Unter-
meyer, Comp. Harcourt, Brace fir Co., 1930. [1933]. (L.
of C.) Grade 2. X; Adult. 6 vols; approx. 1140 pp 15.00
NEW POETRY, THE; An Anthology of Twentieth-Century Verse in
English. Harriet Monroe and Mrs. Alice (Corbin) Henderson,
Eds. Macmillan Co., 1932. [1933]. (L. of C.) Grade 2.
X; Adult. 8 vols; approx. 1 390 pp 23.00
OLD ENGLISH BALLADS AND FOLK SONGS. William Dallam Armes
(Selected and Edited by.) Macmillan Co., 1904. [1933].
Grade 2. Adult. 3 vols; approx. 468 pp 10.50
ONE-ACT PLAYS. George A. Goldstone, Comp. and Ed. Allyn fir
Bacon, 1926. [1933]. Vll-X. 4 vols; 625 pp 14.00
OXFORD BOOK OF AMERICAN VERSE, THE. Bliss Carman, Comp.
and Ed. Oxford University Press, 1927. [1932]. (L. of C.)
X; Adult. 5 vols; 893 pp 12.50
POETRY CURE, THE. Robert Haven Schauffler, Comp. Dodd, Mead
& Co., 1925. [1932]. (L. of C.) X; Adult. 3 vols; 668 pp.. . 7.00
SCIENCE
ASTRONOMY. John Charles Duncan. Harper & Bros., 1930. [1932].
(L. of C.) Adult. 5 vols; 1155 pp 15.00
BIRD SONG (New York State Museum Handbook No. 7). Aretas
A. Saunders. University of the State of New York, 1929.
[1932]. (L. of C.) Adult. 2 vols; 291 pp 4.50
FLIGHTS FROM CHAOS. Harlow Shaptey. McGraw-Hill Book Co.,
1930. [1932]. X; Adult. 2 vols; 247 pp 7.00
FRUIT OF THE FAMILY TREE, THE. Albert Edward Wiggam. Bobbs-
Merrill Co., 1925. [1932]. (L. of C.) Adult. 4 vols;
748 pp 9.00
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SCIENCE
MARVELS OF MODERN CHEMISTRY. Beverly Leonidas Clarke.
Harper & Bros., 1932. [1933]. (L. of C.) X; Adult. 5
vols; 752 pp $ 9.00
SHORT HISTORY OF SCIENCE, A. William Theodore Sedgwick and
Harry Walter Tyler. Macmillan Co., 1917. [1933]. (L. of
C.) X; Adult. 6 vols; 1 1 69 pp 1 5.00
SHORT TALKS ON SCIENCE. Edwin Emery Slosson. Century Co.,
1929. [1932]. (L. of C.) X; Adult. 2 vols; 388 pp. ... 4.50
UNIVERSE AROUND US, THE. Sir James jeans. Macmillan Co.,
1931. [1932]. (L.of C.) X; Adult. 4 vols; 694 pp 10.00
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Fiction
ADVENTURES IN SOLITUDE. Ray Stannard Baker (David Grayson,
pseud.) Doubleday, Doran & Co., 1931. [1932]. (L. of C.)
Adult. 1 vol ; 1 59 pp $ 2.25
ALICE OF OLD VINCENNES. Maurice Thompson. Bobbs-MerriH
Co., 1900. [1932]. Vlll-X. 3 vols; 671 pp 10.00
ALL PASSION SPENT. Victoria Sackville-West. Doubleday, Doran
fir Co., 1931. [1932]. (L. of C.) Adult. 2 vols; 342 pp.. . 4.50
BASQUE PEOPLE. Dorothea Frances (Canfield) Fisher. Harcourt,
Brace & Co., 1931. [1932]. (L. of C.) Grade 2. Adult.
2 vols; 303 pp 5.00
CARDIGAN. Robert William Chambers. Harper & Bros., 1930.
[1933]. (L. of C.) Grade 2. Vlll-X; Adult. 3 vols; approx.
616 pp 9.50
DIARY OF A PROVINCIAL LADY. E. M. Delafield, pseud. Harper
& Bros., 1931. [1932]. (L. of C.) X; Adult. 2 vols;
318 pp 4.50
DIXIE KITTEN. Eva March Tappan. Houghton Mifflin Co., 1910.
[1932]. One-side. III-IV. lvol;74pp 2.50
GEORGIAN HOUSE, THE. Frank Arthur Swinnerton. Doubleday,
Doran & Co., 1932. [1932]. (L. of C.) Grade 2. Adult.
3 vols; 561 pp 7.50
I, JAMES LEWIS. Gilbert Wolf Gabriel. Doubleday, Doran & Co.,
1932. [1932]. (L of C.) Adult. 3 vols; 609 pp 6.75
IN DESERT AND WILDERNESS. Henryk Sienkiewicz. Little, Brown
& Co., 1923. [1933]. Vl-X; Adult. 4 vols; 768 pp 14.50
MAID IN WAITING. John Galsworthy. Charles Scribner's Sons,
1931. [1932]. (L. of C.) Adult. 3 vols; 657 pp 7.50
MARY'S NECK. Booth Tarkington. Doubleday, Doran & Co., 1932.
[1932]. (L. of C.) X; Adult. 3 vols; 568 pp 7.50
MATRIARCH, THE; A Chronicle. Gladys Brouwyn Stern. Alfred
A. Knopf, 1925. [1932], (L. of C.) Grade 2. Adult. 3
vols; 546 pp 8.00
MISS PINKERTON. Mrs. Mary (Roberts) Rinehart. Farrar fir Rine-
hart, 1932. [1932]. (L. of C.) X; Adult. 2 vols; 405 pp. 5.00
MONI THE GOAT-BOY. Frau Johanna (Heusser) Spyri. (Trans, by
Elisabeth P. Stork with an introduction by Charles Wharton
Stork). J. B. Lippincott Co., 1916. [1932]. One-side. IV-VI.
1 vol ; 63 pp 1 .90
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OTTO OF THE SILVER HAND. Howard Pyle. Charles Scribner's Sons,
1916. [1932]. One-side. V-VII. 2 vols; 169 pp $ 6.00
REPRESENTATIVE AMERICAN SHORT STORIES: PARTS Mil. Alex-
ander Jessup, Comp. Allyn & Bacon, 1923. [1933]. (L. of
C.) Grade 2. X; Adult.
PART I. 6 vols; 1057 pp 15.00
PART II. 5 vols; 933 pp 12.50
PART III. 6 vols; 101 1 pp 15.00
WANTON MALLY. Booth Tarkington. Doubleday, Doran & Co.,
1932. [1933]. (L. of C.) Grade 2. Adult. 1 vol; 249 pp. 2.50
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Table of Contents
Page
EXPLANATIONS - 3
ABBREVIATIONS 3
HARMONY 3
MUSIC CULTURE 3
MUSIC NOTATION 4
GRADED COURSES IN MUSIC 4
PIANO MUSIC 5
VOCAL MUSIC 44
CHORUS MUSIC FOR MIXED VOICES 53
ORGAN MUSIC 54
VIOLIN MUSIC 58
'CELLO MUSIC 61
CORNET MUSIC 61
EXPLANATIONS
1. The date of our first edition is enclosed in brackets following the date
of copyright.
2. All collections of pieces, unless otherwise indicated, may be had un-
bound at three cents a page if desired.
3. We have omitted a title index, since the selections seem to be suffi-
ciently classified alphabetically by author.
4. Music cannot be lent, nor exchanged.
5. We shall be glad to make good any error on our part.
6. When payment accompanies order always include postage, and if the
amount so included is appreciably more or less than the actual postage, the
difference will be returned in stamps or a bill rendered for further remittance.
ABBREVIATIONS
L. of C. — Library of Congress, Washington, D. C.
N. C. S. — North Carolina School for the Blind, Raleigh, N. C.
N. Y. I. E. B. — New York Institute for the Education of the Blind, New
York, N. Y.
P. I. I. B. — Pennsylvania Institution for the Instruction of the Blind, Overbrook,
Pa.
U. S. V. B. — United States Veterans' Bureau, Washington, D. C.
HARMONY
Outlines of Harmony — Part One: Chords, by R. K. Miller. [1924].
(P. I. I. B.).
1 0-inch, pp. 68 $ 1 .05
Harmony Book for Beginners, P. W. Orem. Publishers, T. Presser Co.,
Philadelphia. Copyright 1916. [1928].
10!/2-inch, 2 vols.; pp. 108; 1 1 8— Total 226 5.80
MUSIC CULTURE
Alice in Orchestralia, Ernest LaPrade. (Foreword by Walter Dam-
rosch.) (Interpoint.) Publishers, Doubleday, Page & Co.,
Garden City, N. Y. Copyright 1925. [1926]. One-side.
11x11 inches, 2 vols; 210 pp 5.60
Art of the Singer, The, W. j. Henderson. Publishers, Charles Scribner's
Sons, N. Y. Copyright 1906. [1930].
11x11 inches, 2 vols. ; pp. 230 6.05
Beethoven the Creator, Romain Rolland. (Interpoint) Publishers, Harper
and Bros., N. Y. Copyright 1929. [1932]. (L. of C.)
11x11 inches, 3 vols.; pp. 188; 200; 204 — Total 592... 7.00
Carillon Music and Singing Towers of the Old World and the New,
W. G. Rice. Publishers, Dodd, Mead and Co., Inc., N. Y.
Copyright 1925. [1927].
11x11 inches, 3 vols.; pp. 124; 124; 131— Total 379... 8.25
Complete History of Music, A. W. j. Baltzell. Publishers, T. Presser
Co., Philadelphia. Copyright 1905. [1928].
11x11 inches, 9 vols.; pp. 123; 128; 137; 123; 118; 128;
1 29; 1 23 ; 1 24 — Total 1 1 33 ! 29.20
Guide to Music for Beginners and Others, A, D. G. Mason. (Interpoint)
Publishers, H. W. Gray Co., N. Y. Copyright 1910. [1932].
(L. of C.)
1 lxl 1 inches, 2 vols.; pp. 172; 1 84— Total 356 4.50
How to Listen to Music, H. E. Krehbiel. Publishers, Charles Scribner's
Sons, N. Y. Copyright 1923. [1926]. (U. S. V. B.)
1 lxl 1 inches, 4 vols.; pp. 126; 1 16; 91 ; 99— Total 432. . 9.75
3
MUSIC CULTURE
Listener's Guide to Music, The, P. A. Scholes. (Interpoint) Publishers,
Oxford University Press, N. Y. [1932]. (L. of C.)
11x11 inches, 2 vols.; pp. 136; 150 — Total 286 $ 4.50
Listening to Music, Douglas Moore. (Grade 2, interpoint.) Publishers,
W. W. Norton & Co., N. Y. Copyright 1932. [1933].
1 lxl 1 inches, 3 vols.; approx. 496 pp.- 9.00
Musical Terms in Everyday Use, R. K. Miller.
lOVz-inch, pp. 40 '. 65
Notes on Piano Tuning, Regulating, Repairing, Player Regulating and
Adjusting, C. C. Cox. (Interpoint) [1932]. (N. C. S.)
Pamphlet.
1 lxl 1 inches, pp. 31 55
Outlines of Music History, C. H. Hamilton, A. M. Publishers, O. Ditson
Co., N. Y. Copyright 1924. [1927],
11x11 inches, 6 vols.; pp. 152; 127; 149; 127; 116; 67—
Total 738 ' 19.10
Principles of Player Action Operation. Publishers, Standard Player
Action Co., New York, N. Y. [1927], One-side.
11x11 inches, 1 vol ; 1 25 pp 3.20
Treatise on Strict Counterpoint, A, Francis Edward Gladstone. Pub-
lishers, Novello and Co., Ltd., London. (N. Y. I. E. B.)
11x11 inches, 3 vols.
Part I —
2 vols.; pp. 92; 98— Total 190 3.80
Part II—
1 vol. ; pp. 71 1 .45
MUSIC NOTATION
Key to Braille Music Notation, L. W. Rodenberg. (Embossed).
lO'/z-inch, 2 vols.; pp. 164; 148 — Total 312 - 5.00
Key to Braille Music Notation, L. W. Rodenberg. (Ink, for the See-
ing) . 1 vol. ; 1 04 pp 5.00
Primer of Braille Music (Authorized Edition, 1930). Compiled by
direction of the Special Committee on Braille Music. Ameri-
can Foundation for the Blind, New York, November 1, 1929.
Based on the Braille Music Chart. The signs internationally
authorized. (Embossed) pamphlet, 10!/2-inch, pp. 42... 1.25
Primer of Braille Music (Authorized Edition, 1930). (Ink, for the
seeing) pamphlet, pp. 76 2.00
1930 Supplement to "Braille Music Notation." Presenting signs un-
familiar in the United States, authorized after the recom-
mendations of the Paris Conference on Braille Music, April,
1929. (Embossed) pamphlet, lOVi-inch, pp. 5 15
1930 Supplement to "Braille Music Notation." (Ink, for Seeing)
pamphlet, pp. 5 25
Braille Music Chart — Compiled by direction of the Special Committee
on Braille Music. American Foundation for the Blind, New
York, November 1, 1929. Based on the Notation Musicale
Internationale Braille as recommended by the Paris Confer-
ence on Braille Music, April, 1929. (Embossed) pamphlet,
lOVz-inch, pp. 19 75
Braille Music Chart (Ink, for the Seeing) pamphlet, pp. 24 50
CRADED COURSES IN MUSIC
Lambert, A — Piano Method. Publisher, G. Schirmer, N. Y. Copy-
right 1907. [1926.]
10^2 -inch, pamphlets, 3 vols.; pp. 149 2.70
4
GRADED COURSES IN MUSIC
Porter, F. A. — The New England Conservatory Course for Pianoforte.
Publisher, N. E. Conservatory, Boston. Copyright 1916.
[1926].
10.16 -inch, pp. 128 $3.30
vSrainer, Sir J. — The Organ, (An Organ Instructor). Publishers, O.
Ditson Co., N. Y. Copyright 1910. [1926].
10/2 -inch, 3 vols., pp. 335 8.85
PIANO MUSIC
Separate pieces are 3c a page.
Grade
6 Albeniz, I. — Seguidillas. Op. 232, No. 5. Publishers, T. Presser
Co., Philadelphia [1928].
10 1/2 -inch, .pp. 11 35
Grade
1 Alexander, M. — Five Easy Pieces for Piano. Publishers, G.
Schirmer, N. Y. Copyright, 1920. [1930]. 10 1/2-inch,
pp. 11 35
1 . Down by the Pond, Key of F.
2. Seeing the Pigs, C.
3. Being Naughty, G.
4. Dolly Goes to Sleep, D.
5. Dressing for the Party, G.
Grade
6 Andres, H. C. — Arabesque (on a German Air) , Key of G. Pub-
lisher, T. Presser Co., Philadelphia. [1929].
10^2 -inch, pp. 17 50
Grade
4' Arensky, A. S. — Impromptu in B. Publishers, O. Ditson Co.,
N. Y. [1928].
1014-inch, pp. 8 .25
Grade
5 Bach, J. S. — Album for Piano. Publisher, G; Schirmer, N. Y.
Copyright 1898. [1926].
IOV2 -inch, pp. Ill 3.35
1. Gavotte (from 5th French Suite) G.
2. Menuet (from 1st Partita) B flat.
3. Passepied (from 5th English Suite) E Minor.
4. Sarabanda (from 5th English Suite) E minor.
5. Gavotte (from 6th English Suite) D minor.
6. Sarabanda (from 1st French Suite) D minor.
7. Bourree (from 2nd English Suite) A minor.
8. Gigue (from 1st Partita) B flat.
9. Praeludium (from 1st Partita) B flat.
10. Menuet (from 3rd French Suite) B minor.
11. Gavotte (from 3rd English Suite) E minor.
12. Aria (from 4th Partita) D minor.
13. Bourree (from 3rd Suite for 'Cello) G.
14. Bourree (from Suite for Trumpet) D.
15. Intrata (from 5th Suite for 'Cello) G minor.
16. Bourree (from 2nd Violin Sonata) G minor.
17. Rondo-Gavotte (from 6th Violin Sonata) E.
18. Preambule (from 6th Violin Sonata) E.
19. Menuet (from 1st Suite 'Cello) D.
20. Aria "My Heart Ever Faithful" (from Pentecost Can-
tata).
21. Gavotte (from 6th Suite for 'Cello) D.
5
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Grade
7 Bach, J. S. — Chromatic Fantasy and Fugue. Publisher, C. Schir-
mer, N. Y. [1928].
lOVi-inch, pp. 39 $ 1.20
Grade
4 Bach, j. S. — Fifteen Two Part Inventions. Publishers, B. F. Wood
Co., N. Y. [1925].
lOVi-inch, pp. 60 1.80
1. Allegro, C.
2. Allegro moderato, C minor.
3. Vivace, D.
4. Allegro, D minor.
5. Allegro moderato, E flat.
6. Allegretto, E.
7. Allegro, E minor.
8. Vivace, F.
9. Con spirito, F minor.
10. Presto, G.
11. Allegro moderato, G minor.
12. Allegro giocoso, A.
13. Allegro tranquillo, A minor.
14. Moderato, B flat.
15. Allegro non troppo, B minor.
Grade
6 Bach, J. S. — French Suite, No. 5. Publishers, G. Schirmer, N. Y.
[1931]. lOVz-inch, pp. 25 75
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4-5 Bach, J. S. — Twenty Compositions for the Pianoforte. Selected,
arranged and edited by A. Foote. Publishers, A. P. Schmidt
Co., N. Y. Copyright 1915. [1924].
10y2-inch, pp. 44 1.35
1. Intrata, G. 11. Song, F.
2. Gavotte, B flat. 12. Toccatina, G.
3. Minuet, G. 13. Prelude, G minor.
4. Miniature Prelude, C. 14. Minuet, E flat.
5. Rondo, C minor. 1 5. Aria, E flat.
6. Polonaise, G minor. 16. Tempo di minuetto, G.
7. Minuet, C minor. 17. Prelude, C.
8. Little Fantasia, E minor. 1 8. March, G.
9. March, D. 1 9. A Stately Dance, F.
10. Tempo di minuetto, D minor. 20. Aria, G minor.
Grade
5 Balakireff, M. — The Lark. (From the Song by Michael Glinka).
Publishers, O. Ditson Co., N. Y. Copyright 1910. [1928].
lOVi-inch, pp. 13 40
Grade
5 Beaumont, P. — Caprice Espagnol. Publishers, G. Schirmer, N. Y.
Copyright 1917. [1928].
10V2-inch, pp. 11 35
Grade
3 Beaumont, P. — Slumber Sweetly (Chanson de Noel) Pub-
lishers, O. Ditson Co., Boston. [1930].
1 016 -inch, pp. 8 25
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3 Beethoven, L. — Albumblatt "Fur Elise." Publisher, C. Schirmer,
N. Y. [19251.
10]/2-inch, pp. 5 $ .15
Grade
5 Beethoven, L. — Contra Dance. Publishers, T. Presser Co., Phila-
delphia. [1928].
10 '/2-inch, pp. 7 20
Grade
3 Beethoven, L. — Fifth Symphony in C minor, Op. 67. Four hands.
Publisher, G. Schirmer, N. Y. Copyright 1909. [1926].
10!/2-inch, pamphlets, 2 vols., pp. Ill 3.35
Grade
3 Beethoven, L. — Seven Bagatelles, Op. 33. Publisher, G. Schirmer,
N. Y. [1926].
lOVz-inch, pp. 48 1.45
1. Andante grazioso, quasi allegretto, E flat.
2. Scherzo: allegro, C.
3. Allegretto, F.
4. Andante, A.
5. Allegro ma non troppo, C.
6. Allegretto, quasi andante, D.
7. Presto, A.
Grade
5 Beethoven, L. — Sonata, Op. 2, No. 1. Publishers, B. F. Wood
Music Co., N. Y, [1927].
10 1/2 -inch, pp. 40 1.20
Grade
5 Beethoven, L. — Sonata, Op. 2, No. 2. Publisher, G. Schirmer,
N. Y. Copyright 1894. [1932].
101/2-inch, pp. 54 1.65
Grade
6 Beethoven, L. — Sonata, Op. 2, No. 3. Publisher, G. Schirmer,
N. Y. Copyright 1894. [1932].
101/2-inch, pp. 63 1.90
Grade
5 Beethoven, L. — Sonata, Op. 10, No. 1. Publisher, G. Schirmer,
N. Y. Copyright 1894. [1932].
10V2-inch, pp. 39 1.20
Grade
5 Beethoven, L. — Sonata, Op. 10, No. 2. Publisher, G. Schirmer,
N. Y. [1928].
10!/2 -inch, pp. 39 1.20
Grade
5 Beethoven, L. — Sonata, Op. 14, No. 1. Publisher, G. Schirmer,
N. Y. Copyright 1894. [1932].
10 1/2 -inch, pp. 32 95
Grade
4 Beethoven, L. — Sonata, Op. 14, No. 2. Publisher, G. Schirmer,
N. Y. Copyright 1894. [1925].
10V2-inch, pp. 47 1.40
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6 Beethoven, L. — Sonata, Op. 22. Publisher, C. Schirmer, N. Y.
Copyright 1894. [1932].
10i/2-inch, pp. 57 $ 1.70
Grade
6 Beethoven, L. — Sonata quasi una Fantasia, Op. 27, No. 1 . Pub-
lisher, G. Schirmer, N. Y. Copyright 1894. [1929].
lOVz-inch, pp. 44 1.35
Grade
6 Beethoven, L. — Sonata quasi una Fantasia. Op. 27, No. 2. Pub-
lisher, G. Schirmer, N. Y. Copyright 1894. [1928].
1 OVz -inch, pp. 46 1.40
Grade
6 Beethoven, L. — Sonata, Op. 28. Publisher, G. Schirmer, N. Y.
Copyright 1894. [1928].
lO'/z-inch, pp. 27 80
Grade
6 Beethoven, L. — Sonata, Op. 31, No. 2. Publisher, G. Schirmer,
N. Y. Copyright 1894. [1932].
lOVz-inch, pp. 53 1.60
Grade
4 Beethoven, L. — Sonata, Op. 49, No. 1. Publisher, G. Schirmer,
N. Y. [1926].
10y2-inch, pamphlet, pp. 29 90
Grade
3 Beethoven, L. — Sonata, Op. 49, No. 2. Publisher, G. Schirmer,
N. Y. [1926].
10V2-inch, pamphlet, pp. 21 65
Grade
5 Beethoven, L. — Sonate, Op. 78. [1930].
lOVz-inch, pp. 19 60
Grade
5 Beethoven, L. — Sonata Pathetique, Op. 13. Publishers, G.
Schirmer, N. Y. Copyright 1894. [1930].
1 OVz -inch, pp. 53 1.60
Grade
7 Bende!, F. — In the Gondola. (Auf der Barke) . Op. 103a. Pub-
lisher, G. Schirmer, N. Y. Copyright 1881. [1928],
lOVz-inch, pp. 8 25
Grades
3-4 Berens, H. — Newest School of Velocity, Op. 61, Bk. 1. Pub-
lisher, G. Schirmer, N. Y. Copyright 1894. [1931].
lOVz-inch, pp. 36 1.10
Grade
2 Bertini, H. — Etudes. (Twenty-five Studies) , Op. 1 00. Publisher,
B. F. Wood, Boston. [1924].
1 OVz -inch, pp. 65 1.95
1. C. 9. G. 18. C.
2. G. 10. D. 19. C minor
3. D. 11. A. 20. A flat.
4. G. 12. F. 21. C.
5. E minor. 13. C. 22. G.
6. C minor. 14. G. 23. C.
7. F. 15. G minor. 24. A minor
8. C. 16. G. 25. A.
17. E minor.
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Grade
2 Bertini, H. — Twelve Little Preludes and Pieces. Publisher, C.
Schirmer, N. Y. Copyright 1892. [1932].
lOVz-inch, pp. 41
$ 1.25
Grades
3-4
Bertini, H. — Twenty-five Etudes for Four Hands, Op. 97.
lisher, C. F. Peters, Leipzig, Germany. [1928].
lOVz-inch, pp. 115
Pub-
Grade
Bertini, H. — Twenty-four Melodious Pieces, Op. 101. Publisher,
G. Schirmer, N. Y. [1925].
lOVz-inch, pp. 85
3.45
2.55
1.
Valse.
2.
Canzonetta.
3.
Rondino.
4.
Aria.
5.
Menuet.
6.
Theme.
7.
Ballade.
8.
Marche.
9.
Adagio.
10.
Marche Funebre.
1 1.
Polacco Militaire.
12.
Rondino.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.
21.
22.
23.
24.
Priere.
Nocturno.
Tyrolienne.
Romanza.
Rondo Valse.
Danse de Montagnards.
Barcarole.
Tyrolienne.
Valse.
Siciliano.
Aria.
Polonaise.
Children's Round Dance.
Little Tarantelle.
The Hunter's Greeting.
Homeward Bound.
Without Rest.
Publisher, G. Schirmer,
Grade
2 Biehl, A. — Twelve Easy and Melodious Studies, Op. 174. Pub-
lishers, A. P. Schmidt Co., N. Y. Copyright 1897. [1925].
lO^-inch, pp. 29
1. Rustic Pleasures. 7. Spring Delight.
2. The Skaters. 8
3. At the Spring. 9.
4. The Merry Party. 10
5. Perversity. 1 1
6. The Postilion. 12
Grade
1 Bilbro, M. — Eight Pieces in Easy Keys.
N. Y. Copyright 1925. [1930].
1 0^2 -inch, pp. 18
1. The Whistling Farm Boy, C.
2. By the Lakeside, C.
3. The Cottage Fireside, G.
4. The Grist Mill, C.
5. The Story of a Witch, A minor,
6. Catch Me If You Can, C.
7. Bedtime Song, F.
8. The Doll's Minuet, C.
Grade
2 Blanchard, H. L. — Rondeau Provencal (arr
Quaile). Publisher, G. Schirmer, N.
[1930].
lOVz-inch, pp. 3
.90
.55
. by A. Diller and E.
Y. Copyright 1925.
Grade
7
Brahms, J. — Capriccio in B minor, Op. 76, No. 2. Publishers,
O. Ditson Co., Boston. Copyright 1910. [1928].
lOV^-inch, pp. 12
.10
.35
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6 Brahms, J. — Hungarian Dance, No. 6 in D flat. Publisher, C.
Schirmer, N. Y. Copyright 1905. [1927].
lOVz-inch, pp. 9 $ .30
Grade
5 Brahms, J. — Hungarian Dance, No. 6 in D flat (Duet). (N. Y. I.
E. B.)
lOVz-inch, pp. 10 30
Grade
6 Brahms, J. — Intermezzo, Op. 117, No. 1. Publishers, T. Presser
Co., Philadelphia. [1928].
101/2-inch, pp. 8 25
Grade
3 Brahms, J. — Waltzes for the Pianoforte for Four Hands.
(N. Y. I. E. B.)
10^2 -inch.
Op. 39, No. 7, pp. 4 15
Op. 39, No. 11, pp. 4 - 15
Grade
4 Burgmuller, F. — Etude in C, Op. 105, No. 1. Publishers, T.
Presser Co., Philadelphia. [1927].
lOVz-inch, pp. 4 15
Grade
2 Burgmuller, F. — Twenty-five Easy and Progressive Studies (Etudes
Faciles), Op. 100. Publishers, Evans Publishing Co., Bos-
ton. [1924].
lOVz-inch, pp. 63 1.90
1 . La Candeur, C. 1 4. La Styrienne, G.
2. L'Arabesque, A minor. 15. Ballade, C minor.
3. La Pastorale, G. 16. Douce Plainte, G minor.
4. La Petite Reunion, C. 17. La Babillarde, F.
5. Innocence, F. 18. Inquietude, E minor.
6. Progres, C. 19. Ave Maria, A.
7. Le Courant Limpide, G. 20. La Tarentelle, D minor.
8. La Gracieuse, F. 21. L'Harmonie des Anges, G.
9. La Chasse, C. 22. Barcarolle, A flat.
10. Tendre Fleur, D. 23. Le Retour, E flat.
11. La Bergeronnette, C. 24. L'Hirondelle, G.
12. L' Adieu, A minor. 25. La Chevaleresque, C.
1 3. Consolation, C.
Grade
5 Cadman, C. W. — Dawn, Op. 21, No. 1. Publisher, Willis Music
Co., Cincinnati, Ohio. Copyright 1923. [1932].
101/2-inch, pp. 6 20
Grade
5 Chaminade, C. — Serenade. Publishers, E. B. Marks Music Co.,
N. Y. Copyright 1921. [1927].
lOVz-inch, pp. 10 .30
Grade
5 Chaminade, C. — The Flatterer. (La Lisonjera). Publisher, G.
Schirmer, N. Y. Copyright 1893. [1928].
lO^-inch, pp. 7 20
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7 Chopin, F. — Berceuse, Op. 57. Publisher, C. Schirmer, N. Y.
Copyright 1916. [1928].
10!/2-inch, pp. 11 $ .35
Grade
7 Chopin, F. — £tude, G flat, Op. 10, No. 5. Publisher, G. Schir-
mer, N. Y. Copyright 1916. [1928].
lOVz-inch, pp. 10 30
Grade
7 Chopin, F. — Fantaisie- Impromptu, Op. 66. Publisher, G. Schir-
mer, N. Y. Copyright 1915. [1928].
10!/2-inch, pp. 13 40
Grade
4 Chopin, F. — Mazurka, F sharp minor, Op. 6, No. 1 . Publisher,
G. Schirmer, N. Y. Copyright 1915. [1926].
10!/2-inch, pp. 5 15
Grade
4a Chopin, F. — Mazurka, B flat, Op. 7, No. 1. Publisher, G. Schir-
mer, N. Y. Copyright 1915. [1926].
10!/2-inch, pp. 6 20
Grade
4 Chopin, F. — Mazurka, F minor, Op. 7, No. 3. Publisher, G. Schir-
mer, N. Y. Copyright 1915. [1926].
lO^-inch, pp. 7 20
Grade
4 Chopin, F. — Mazurka, G minor, Op. 24, No. 1 . Publisher, G.
Schirmer, N. Y. Copyright 1915. [1926].
10V2-inch, pp. 6 20
Grade
4 Chopin, F. — Mazurka, A flat, Op. 24, No. 3. Publisher, G.
Schirmer, N. Y. Copyright 1915. [1926].
10!/2-inch, pp. 4 15
Grade
4 Chopin, F. — Mazurka, E minor, Op. 17, No. 2. Publisher, G.
Schirmer, N. Y. Copyright 1915. [1931].
10!/2-inch, pp. 5 15
Grade
4 Chopin, F. — Nocturne, E flat, Op. 9, No. 2. Publisher, G.
Schirmer, N. Y. Copyright 1915. [1926].
10!/2-inch, pp. 7 20
Grade
7 Chopin, F. — Nocturne, F sharp, Op. 15, No. 2. Publishers, E. B.
Marks Music Co., N. Y. Copyright 1921. [1928].
lOVi-inch, pp. 10 30
Grade
6 Chopin, F. — Polonaise, E flat minor, Op. 26, No. 2. Publisher, G.
Schirmer, N. Y. [1928].
10 1/2 -inch, pp 12 35
Grade
7 Chopin, F. — Troisieme Ballade, A flat, Op. 47. Publisher, G.
Schirmer, N. Y. Copyright 1916. [1928].
lOVz-inch, pp. 26 80
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3-7 Chopin, F. — Twenty-four Preludes, Op. 28. Publisher, C. Schir-
mer, N. Y. Copyright 1915. [1926].
lO^-inch, pp. .104 $ 3.15
Grade
4 Chopin, F. — Valse Brillante, A minor, Op. 34, No. 2. Publisher,
G. Schirmer, N. Y. Copyright 1915. [1925].
10!/2-'nch, pp. 7 , 20
Grade
7 Chopin, F. — Valse, C sharp minor, Op. 64, No. 2. Publisher, G.
Schirmer, N. Y. Copyright 1915. [1927].
lOVz-inch, pp. 7 20
Grade
5 Chopin, F. — Valse, A flat, Op. 64, No. 3. Publisher, G. Schir-
mer, N. Y. Copyright 1915. [1925].
lOVi-inch, pp. 9 30
Grade
4 Chopin, F. — Valse, A flat, Op. 69, No. 1 . Publisher, G. Schir-
mer, N. Y. Copyright 1915. [1925].
lOV^-inch, pp. 6 20
Grade
6 Chopin, F. — Valse in G flat, Op. 70, No. 1. Publisher, G. Schir-
mer, N. Y. Copyright 1915. [1927].
. 10V2-inch, pp. 5 ..., 15
Grade
6 Chopin, F. — Scherzo, B minor, Op. 20. Publisher, G. Schirmer,
N. Y. Copyright 1915. [1931].
10!/2-inch, pp. 18 , 55
Grade
5 Chopin-Liszt — Chant Polonais (My Delights). Publisher, Carl
Fischer, N. Y. Copyright 1905. [1931].
101/2-inch, pp. 12 35
Grade
3 Clementi, M. — Sonatina, C, Op. 36, No. 3. Publisher, G. Schir-
mer, N. Y. [1926].
lO'/z-inch, pp. 11 35
Grade
3 Clementi, M. — Sonatina, F, Op. 36, No. 4. Publisher, G. Schir-
mer, N. Y. [1926].
10!/2-inch, pp. 12 .35
Grade
3 Clementi, M. — Sonatina, G, Op. 36, No. 5. Publisher, G. Schir-
mer, N. Y. [1926].
lO'/z-inch, pp. 15 45
Grade
3 Clementi, M. — Sonatina, D, Op. 36, No. 6. Publisher, G. Schir-
mer, N. Y. [1926].
10!/2-inch, pp. 13 40
Grade
5 Concone, J. — Valse Brillante in Octaves, Op. 33. Publisher, G.
Schirmer, N. Y. Copyright 1 902. [1927].
10!/2-inch, pp. 9 30
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Grade
4 Cramer, H. — The Desire. (II Desiderio) . Op. 14. Publishers,
T. Presser Co., Philadelphia. Copyright 1904. [1927].
10 16 -inch, pp. 7 $ .20
Grades
3-5 Cramer, J. B. — Selected Studies. Vol. 1, Nos. 1-12. Pub-
lisher, G. Schirmer, N. Y. Copyright 1899. [1928].
10!&-inch, pp. 61 1.85
Grade
4 Czerny, C. — Art of Finger Dexterity, Op. 740 — Nos. 1-2-3-4-5.
Publisher, G. Schirmer, N. Y. [1927].
1016 -inch, pp. 212 2.00
Grade
4 Czerny, C. — 160 Eight-measure Exercises, Op. 821. Publisher,
G. Schirmer, N. Y. Copyright 1898. [1925].
1016-inch, pp. 212 6.35
Grade
4 Czerny, C. — The School of Velocity, Op. 299, Vol. 1, Bks. 1
and 2. Publisher, G. Schirmer, N. Y. Copyright 1893.
[1927].
1016-inch, pp. 77 2.30
Grade
4 Czerny, C. — School of Velocity, Op. 299, Vol. 2, Bks. 3 and
4. Publisher, G. Schirmer, N. Y. Copyright 1893. [1930].
1016-inch, pp. 84 2.55
Grades
3-4 Czerny, C. — Thirty New Studies in Technic, Op. 849. Pub-
lisher, G. Schirmer, N. Y. [1927].
1016-inch, pp. 83 2.50
Grades
3-5 Czerny, C. — Twenty-four Progressive Studies, Op. 636. Pub-
lisher, G. Schirmer, N. Y. Copyright 1894. [1927].
lOVz-inch, pp. 58 1.75
Grade
3a Czerny, C. — Twenty-five Advanced Exercises for Small Hands,
Op. 748. Publisher, C. F. Peters, Leipzig, Germany. [1925].
10 16 -inch, pp. 91 2.75
Grade
5 Debussy, C. — Deux Arabesques. Publishers, A. Durand and Fils,
Paris. Copyright 1904. [1928].
1016-inch, No. 1 — pp. 10 30
No. 2 — pp. 9 30
Grade
5 Debussy, C. — En Bateau. Publishers, A. Durand and Fils, Paris.
Copyright 1906. [1927].
1016 -inch, pp. 8 25
Grade
5 Dert, R. N. — Barcarolle. Publisher, Clayton F. Summy Chi-
cago. Copyright 1913. [1931].
10 16 -inch, pp. 14 45
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Grade
1 Diller, A. (arr. by) — Airs and Dances of the Eighteenth Century.
Publisher, C. Schirmer, N. Y. Copyright 1925. [1930].
10/2 -inch.
1. March of the Musketeers, C minor, pp. 3 $ .10
2. Sir Pantaloon, C. pp. 3 10
3. Danse (Laujon) , C. pp. 3 10
4. Exaudet's Minuet, G. pp. 3 10
5. The March of the Three Kings, A minor, pp. 3 . . .10
Grade
1 Diller, A., and Quaile, E. — First Solo Book. Publisher, G. Schir-
mer, N. Y. Copyright 1918. [1924].
10/2 -inch, pp. 35. Bound form only 1.05
1. Fun, Fun, C. 31. Hippity Hop, C.
2. Sister Ann, C. 32. Christmas Song, C.
3. Up in the Sky, C. 33. Little Bo-Peep, F.
4. Sing, Sing, C. 34. Natural, Harmonic and Melo-
5. Ride a Cock-Horse, C. die, minor.
6. Baa, Baa, Black Sheep, C. 35. Autumn Song, A minor.
7. Harlequin, C. 36. Dame, Get Up and Bake
8. Study in G. Your Pies, A minor.
9. Marching Song, G. 37. Irish Tune, A minor.
10. Pierrot, C. 38. How Should I Your True
1 1. Sur le Pont d'Avignon, C. Love Know, D minor.
12. Sing a Song o' Sixpence, C. 39. Northern Song, A minor.
13. Bohemian Song, F. 40. The Town Clock, G.
14. Over the Meadow, C. 41. Pussy-Cat, G.
1 5. The Disagreeable Lover, F. 42. Cradle-Song, F.
16. Good King John, G. 43. Folk-Song, F.
17. If I were a Nightingale, G. 44. Soldiers' Song, D.
18. Study in F. 45. The Nightingale, F.
19. Bohemian Melody, F. 46. Going to the Fair, E minor.
20. The Vicar of Bray, G. 47. Lavender's Blue, F.
21. Evening, G. 48. Tramp, Tramp, Tramping, G.
22. My Country, 'tis of Thee, C. 49. Raindrops, C.
23. Slumber-Song, G. 50. Planting the Cabbage, F.
24. All the Birds Have Come 51. Russian Cradle Song,
Again, F. D minor.
25. The Fisherman's Song, D. 52. Cock-a-doodle-doo, G.
26. Hop, Hop, Hop, D. 53. Morning Song, F.
27. Rhythmic Study, C. 54. The Shepherdess, D.
28. Rhythmic Study, F. 55. O! Little Jack Spratt, F.
29. Rhythmic Study, G. 56. Early One Morning, F.
30. Skipping, C.
Grade
1 Diller, A., and Quaile, E. — First Solo Book (New and Enlarged
Edition). Publisher, G. Schirmer, N. Y. Copyright 1928.
[1931],
lOVz-inch, pp. 88 2.65
1. Fun, Fun, C. 11. Sur le Pont d' Avignon, C.
2. Sister Ann, C. 12. Sing a Song o' Sixpence, F.
3. Up in the Sky, C. 13. Bohemian Song, F.
4. Sing, Sing, C. 14. Over the Meadow, C.
5. Ride a Cock-Horse, C. 15. The Disagreeable Lover, F.
6. Baa, baa, Black Sheep, C. 16. Good King John, G.
7. Harlequin, C. 17. If I Were a Nightingale, G.
8. Study in G. 18. Study in F.
9. Marching Song, G. 19. Bohemian Melody, F.
10. Pierrot, C. 20. The Vicar of Bray, G.
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21.
Evening, C.
47.
22.
My Country, 'tis of Thee, C.
48.
73.
Slumber-Song, G.
49.
24.
All the Birds Have Come
50.
Again, F.
51.
25.
The Fisherman's Song, D.
52.
26.
Hop, Hop, Hop, D.
53.
27.
Rhythmic Study, C.
54.
28.
Rhythmic Study, F.
55.
29.
Rhythmic Study, G.
56.
30.
Skipping, C.
57.
31.
Hippity Hop!, C.
32.
Christmas Song, C.
58.
33.
Little Bo-peep, F.
34.
Natural, Harmonic and
59.
Melodic, Minor.
60.
35.
Autumn Song, A minor.
61.
36.
Dame, Get Up and Bake Your
Pies, A minor.
62.
37.
Irish Tune, A minor.
63.
38.
Jig, D minor.
64.
39.
Cradle-Song, F.
65.
40.
Northern Song, A minor.
66.
41.
Hunting Song, F.
67.
42.
Pussy-Cat, G.
68.
43.
The Town Clock, G.
69.
44.
Raindrops, C.
70.
45.
In the Summer Time, C.
71.
46.
How Should 1 Your True Love
Know, D minor.
Tramp, Tramp, Tramping, G.
Gathering Mussels, G.
Rustic Song, C.
The Nightingale, F.
Melody, F.
Soldiers' Song, C.
Folk-Song, F.
In Springtime, D.
Going to the Fair, E minor.
Planting the Cabbage, F.
Russian Cradle-Song,
D minor.
The Man with the Bagpipes,
D.
Lavender's Blue, F.
Berceuse, D.
Waltz, A minor.
Bring a Torch, Jeanette,
Isabella, F.
Vesper Song, G.
Cock-a-doodle-doo!, G.
Star of the Sea, C.
The Old Chateau, E minor.
Lament, A minor.
Morning Song, F.
The Shepherdess, D.
O! Little Jack Spratt, F.
Early One Morning, F.
Grade
2 Diller, A., and Quaile, E. — Second Solo Book. Publisher, G.
Schirmer, N. Y. Copyright 1 91 9. [1924].
10!/2-inch, pp. 53
1. St. Paul's Steeple, English Folk Tune, D.
2. I Saw Three Ships, English Folk Tune, F.
3. Sleep, Baby, Sleep, German Folk Tune, G.
4. The Shepherdess, French Folk Tune, F.
5. Christmas Song, Bohemian Folk Tune, G.
6. The Tiny Man, Dutch Folk Tune, D.
7. Cradle-Song, French Folk Tune, D.
8. Two Russian Folk Tunes, G.
9. Willy, Willy, Will, German Folk Tune, G.
1 0. French Song, A.
1 1 . German Folk Tune, A.
12. In Holland Stands a House, Dutch Folk Tune, A.
13. Flemish Song, E minor.
14. Swabian Folk Song, G.
15. Minuet, Provencal Melody, G.
16. Song of the Boatman, Russian Folk Tune, D.
17. Bergerette, French Melody, A minor.
1 8. Song of the Shepherdess, French Melody, G.
19. Melody in A minor, Russian Folk Tune.
20. Happy New Year, French Folk Tune, B flat.
21. Old French Drinking Song, G minor.
22. Gigue, Adapted, from Corelli, B flat.
23. Minuet in F major, Mozart.
24. . Gavoite and Musette, Old French, G minor.
25. Old French Air, G.
15;
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26.
27.
28.
29.
30.
31.
32.
33.
Musette, Bach, D.
Minuet in G major, Mozart.
Two French Folk Tunes, C.
Soldiers' March, Schumann, G.
Two Minuets, Bach.
1. G.
2. G minor.
Bon Voyage, Dumolet, French Folk Tune, D.
Allegro, Mozart, B flat.
Sonatina in G, Beethoven.
Grade
2b
Diller, A., and Quaile, E. — Third Solo
Schirmer, N. Y. Copyright 1921.
10V2-inch, pp. 63
10.
11.
12.
My Lady's Garland, G.
Minuet No. 1, Handel, F.
Wait Thou Still! D minor.
Ah, Mon Beau Chateau,
Quand Biron Voulut
Danser, G.
Bergerette, G.
Minuet in B flat.
Oh, No, John!, G.
Sonatina in F, Beethoven.
II Court, II Court, Le Foret,
Ainsi, Font, Font, Font!,
B flat.
Swedish Folk Song, F.
Corrente, Handel, F.
Sarabande, Handel, D minor.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.
21.
22.
23.
24.
25.
Book. Publisher, G.
[1924].
$ 1.90
Minuet, No. 2, Handel, F.
La Marechale, G.
Cradle Song, Schumann, G.
The Wild Horseman, Schu-
mann, A minor.
Allegretto, Haydn, C.
La Mere, Michel — Dans
I'jardin d'mon pere,
A minor.
La Bagatelle, G.
Allegro in F.
Albumleaf, E minor.
Scherzo, Reinhold, F.
Study in C.
Jig (Martini), B flat.
Solfeggietto, Bach, C minor.
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DiHer, A., and Quaile, E. — First Duet
mer, N. Y. Copyright 1918. [
lOVz-inch, pp. 101
I. London Bridge is Falling
Down, G.
2. Now the Sun is Sinking, G.
3. Now the Sun is Sinking, G.
4. The Rose is Red, F.
5. Happy New Year, F.
6. My Country, 'tis of Thee, G.
7. Cashmere Song, G.
8. Joseph and Mary, G.
9. Nineteen Birds, G.
10. Old French Air, F.
1 1 . Girofle, Girofla, C.
12. Bohemian Song, C.
13. Scale of D.
14. Luther's Hymn, D.
15. Plaisir d'Amour, G.
16. The First Noel, D.
17. The Cruel Rose, G.
1 8. Bohemian Dance, D.
19. Russian Hymn, C.
20. The Sea Gull, P.
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1924].
3.05
Frere Jacques, G.
The Ballad of King Henry,
E minor.
The Wraggle-Taggle Gipsies
D minor.
Canon in A Minor.
Jock o'Hazeldean, G.
Dutch Tune, E minor.
Bergerette, G.
Parting Song, A minor.
There Was an Old Woman,
as I've Heard Tell, F.
Winter Farewell, G.
The North Wind Doth Blow,
G.
Hot Cross Buns, G.
Hippity Hop, G.
Creole Song, E minor.
Leezie Lindsay, G.
The Chimes, G.
Polish Dance, D minor.
21.
22.
23.
24.
25.
26.
27.
28.
29.
30.
31.
32.
33.
34.
35.
36.
37.
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38.
Irish Tune, D minor.
45.
39.
The Day of Christmas, A
46.
minor.
47.
40.
Sleep, Beloved, Sleep, F.
48.
41.
Exaudet's Minuet, C.
49.
42.
Cradle-Song, C.
43.
Holy Night, F.
50.
44.
Christ Was Born On
Christmas Day, C.
Schubert Waltz, D.
Spring Song, C.
Winter, C.
Austrian Hymn, G.
Beside Thy Cradle Here I
Stand, C.
What Tongue Can Tell Thy
Greatness, Lord? D.
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1. Diller, A., and Quaile, E. — Second Duet Book. Publisher, G.
Schirmer, N. Y. Copyright 1919. [1924].
lO^-inch, pp. 93 $ 2.80
1 . The Poppies, D.
2. Waltz, Schubert, C.
3. Polly Oliver, English Folk Tune, F.
4. Polish Song, A minor.
5. Chorale: Liebster Jean, Ahle. Harmonized by Bach, G.
6. The Foggy Dew, Irish Tune, D minor.
7. Skye Boat-Song, Scotch Tune, F.
8. Newcastle, English Country Dance, G.
9. Lota is Dead, Swedish Folk Dance, G.
10. Here We're Skipping Up the Scale, C.
11. Chorale: Lobt Gott, ihr Christen, Herman. Harmonized by
Bach, A.
12. Row Well, Ye Mariners, English Country Dance, A.
13. The Chimes of Dunkirk, English Folk Tune, G.
14. Singing Game, English Folk Tune, C.
15. The Oak and the Ash, Old English Song, E minor.
16. Boatman's Song of the Volga, Russian Folk Tune, A minor.
17. The Meeting of the Water, Irish Tune, G.
18. Haste Thee, Nymph — After Dr. Arnold, A.
19. Van Diemen's Land, Old English Ballad, D minor.
20. Hark, the Tiny Cowslip Bell, English Folk Tune, B flat.
21. Amaryllis, Old French Melody, G minor.
22. Pastorale, Old French Melody, G minor.
23. Hark! the Summons, Welsh Folk Tune, B flat.
24. Greensleeves, Old English Tune, G minor.
25. The Fiddler, German Melody, G.
26. Flora's Song, French Melody, G.
27. Loch Lomond, Scotch Air, F.
28. Tambourin, Old French Tune, C.
29. The Hawk Swoops on High, Highland Tune, G.
30. Chorale: Nun ruhen alle, B flat, Issac, Harmonized by Bach.
31. Charlie is My Darlin', Scotch Folk Tune, D minor.
32. Aria from "The Magic Flute," Mozart, G.
33. Valses Nobles, Schubert.
I. Allegro con spirito, C.
II. Grazioso, A.
III. Allegro, A minor.
IV. Andantino, F.
V. Allegro con brio, C.
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1
Crade
1
Crade
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Diller, A., and Quaile, E., (arr. by) — Folk Songs and Dances.
Publisher, Willis Music Co., Cincinnati. [1931].
lOVi-inch.
1 . French Folk Tune, C.
Susa, Little Susa, F.
Copyright 1 920. pp. 2 $ .05
2. Old Maid's Dance, G.
Copyright 1 920. pp. 1 05
3. Lullaby, D minor.
Copyright 1 921 . pp. 2 05
4. The Village Fair, G.
Copyright 1 921 . pp. 2 ; 05
5. La Romanesca, D minor.
Copyright 1 921 . pp. 2 05
6. Cradle Song, F.
Copyright 1921. pp. 2 05
Diller, A. (arr. by) — In Days of Old (Ten Folk Tunes) . Publisher
G. Schirmer, N. Y. Copyright 1923. [1930]. 10]/2-inch.
1 . Gossip Joan, C. pp. 3 10
2. Augustin, G. pp. 2 05
3. Morning Song, F. pp. 3 10
4. The Judge's Dance, F. pp. 3 10
5. Come, Sweet Lass, D. pp. 3 10
6. Dumble-dum Deary, G. pp. 3 10
7. Oh, Dear Sixpence, E minor, pp. 3 10
8. Slumber-Song, C. pp. 2 05
9. The Lazy Man, D minor, pp. 3 10
1 0. Reap the Flax, G. pp. 3 10
Diller, A., and Quaile, E. — Off We Go (A Book of Poetry-Pieces
for Piano). Publisher, G. Schirmer, N. Y. Copyright 1928.
[1931].
lOVi-inch, pp. 47 . 1.40
1 . Buy a Broom. 20. Counting Out.
2. The Monkey. 21. The Bear.
3. Cobbler, Cobbler. 22. There Was an Old Soldier.
4. Currants. 23. The Weather.
5. Sulky Sue. 24. Jeremiah.
6. Daisies So Bright. 25. Hickety, Pickety.
7. Little Gossip. 26. Hark, Hark, the Dogs Do
8. A Farmer Went Riding. Bark.
9. Ding-Dong! 27. Here in the Manger.
10. A Star. 28. Where do all the Daisies
1 1 . Early to Bed, and Early Go?
to Rise. 29. Bill of Fare.
12. Crosspatch. 30. See-saw Sacradown.
13. Tom Tinker's Dog. 31. The Ride.
14. Hump, Hump. 32. Hickory, Dickory, Dock.
15. Tinker, Tailor. 33. This is the Way the Ladies
1 6. Pease Porridge Hot. Ride.
17. Good Advice. 34. Doodle, Doodle, Doo.
18. Queen, Queen, Caroline. 35. The Owl and the Bumblebee.
19 Old Woman, Old Woman. 36. Our Defenders.
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Grades
3-4 D'Ourville, L. — Soirees Musicales (Duets). Eighteen Four Hand
Pieces in Two Books. Publisher, C. Schirmer, N. Y. [1926].
lOVi-inch. Bound form only.
Book I (Nos. 1-8), pp. 84 ....$ 2.55
1. Spring. 5. Reaper's Song.
2. Rustic Dance. 6. Condolina.
3. In the Garden. 7. The Lake.
4. Polonaise. 8. Hunting Song.
■ Book II (Nos. 9-18), pp. 93. 2.80
9. Slumber Song. 14. Spinning Song.
10. Swing Song. 15. The Mill.
1 1 . Gavotte. 1 6. Styrienne.
12. Hungarian. 17. The Smithy.
13. Cavatine. 18. Valse- Impromptu.
Grade
3 Durand, A. — Chaconne, Op. 62. Publishers, T. Presser Co., Phila-
delphia. Copyright 1902. [1928].
101/2-inch, pp. 6 20
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2 Duvernoy, J. B. — Twenty-five Elementary Studies, Op. 1 76. Pub-
lisher, G. Schirmer, N. Y. [1924].
101/2-inch, pp. 39 1.20
1. Allegro moderato, C. 14. Allegro moderato, A.
2. Moderato, C. 1 5. Andantino, A.
3. Moderato, C. 16. Allegretto, G.
4. Moderato, C. 17. Tempo di valse, F.
5. Allegro, moderato, G. 18. Allegretto, A minor.
6. Andante, G. 19. Andante, B flat.
7. Moderato, F. 20. Allegro commodo, G.
8. Cantabile, F. 21. Moderato, E flat.
9. Allegro moderato, D. 22. Allegro, ma non troppo, E
10. Andantino, D. flat.
11. Moderato, G. 23. Allegretto, C.
12. Moderato, G. 24. Allegretto, C.
13. Allegro, commodo, C. 25. Fanfare, F.
Grade
4 Dvorak, A. — Humoreske, G flat, Op. 101, No. 7. Publisher, G.
Schirmer, N. Y. Copyright 1915. [1925].
lOVz-inch, pp. 6 20
Grade
6 Faote, A. — Revery, Op. 60, No. 1. Publishers, A. P. Schmidt
Co., N. Y. Copyright 1907. [1928].
10!/2-inch, pp. 8 25
Grade
6 Foote, A. — Whims, Op. 62, No. 1. Publisher, A. P. Schmidt,
Boston. Copyright 1907. [1931].
1 0!/2-inch, pp. 7 20
Grade
5 Friml, R. — Drifting, Op. 67. Publisher, G. Schirmer, N. Y. Copy-
right 1912. [1928].
lOVz-inch, pp. 12 35
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Grade
5 Friml, R. — Legende, Op. 66. Publisher, C. Schirmer, N. Y.
Copyright 1910. [1930].
lOVz-inch, pp. 7 $ .20
Grade
5 Friml, R. — Pony Race, Op. 70. Publisher, G. Schirmer, N. Y.
Copyyright 1912. [1927].
lOVz-inch, pp. 8 25
Grade
5 Friml, R. — Russian Romance. Publisher, G. Schirmer, N. Y.
Copyright 1907. [1927].
lOl/z-inch, pp. 5 15
Grade
3 Friml, R. — Valse Cherie. Publisher, G. Schirmer, N. Y. Copy-
right 1921. [1927].
lO'/j-inch, pp. 5 15
Grade
3 Friml, R. — Valse Lente. Publishers, C. F. Summy Co., Chicago.
Copyright 1907. [1927].
" ' 10 1/2-inch, pp. 5 15
Grade
4 Ciese, T. — Flowret, "Forget-Me-Not," Op. 270. Publisher, G.
Schirmer, N. Y. Copyright 1903. [1927].
10]/2-inch, pp. 6 20
Grades
4-5 Cluck-Mortl — Ballet-Suite. Four Piano Duets. Publisher, C. F.
Peters, Leipzig, Germany. [1928].
lO^-inch, pp. 44 , 1.35
Grade
2. Cnessina, E. — Allegro (arr. by A. Diller and E. Quaile). Publisher
G. Schirmer, N. Y. Copyright 1925. [1930].
10!/2-inch, pp. 3 10
Grade
4 Codard, B. — Berceuse from "jocelyn." Publishers, O. Ditson Co.,
N. Y. Copyright 1905. [1927].
10V2-inch, pp. 7 20
Grade
5 Codard, B. — Second Mazurka, Op. 54. Publishers, B. F. Wood
Music Co., N. Y. Copyright 1893. [1927],
lO^-inch, pp. 13 40
Grade
4 Codard, B. — Second Valse in B flat, Op. 56. Publisher, G.
Schirmer, N. Y. Copyright 1893. [1927].
101/2-inch, pp. 3 10
Grade
5 Codard, B. — Venitienne (Fourth Barcarolle). Publisher, O. Dit-
son, Boston. Copyright 1918. [1931].
lO'A-inch, pp. 7 20
Grade
6 Codowsky, L. — A Little Tango Rag. Publisher, G. Schirmer, N. Y.
Copyright 1920. [1928].
10V2-inch, pp. 4 15
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Grade
6 Codowsky, L. — Alt-Wien. (Triakontameron, No. 11). Pub-
lisher, C. Schirmer, N. Y. Copyright 1902. [1928].
ICP/z-inch, pp. 6 $ .20
Grade
6 Codowsky, L. — Yesteryear. (Triakontameron, No. 7). Pub-
lisher, G. Schirmer, N. Y. Copyright 1920. [1928].
10V2-inch, pp. 9 30
Grade
5 Grainger, P. — Shepherd's Hey. Publisher, G. Schirmer, N. Y.
Copyright 1911. [1928].
lOVz-inch, pp. 12 40
Grade
6 Granf-Schaefer — The Humming Bird. Publishers, A. P. Schmidt
Co., N. Y. Copyright 1919. [1928].
10'/2-inch, pp. 9 30
Grades
4-5 Grieg, E. — First Peer Gynt Suite, Op. 46. Publisher, G. Schirmer,
N. Y. Copyright 1899. [1925].
lO^-inch, pp. 27 80
1. Morning Mood, E. 3. Dance of Anitra, A minor.
2. Ase's Death, B minor. 4. In the Hall of the Mountain
King, B minor.
Grade
3-4 Greig, E. — Lyrical Pieces, Op. 12. Publisher, G. Schirmer, N. Y.
[1925].
lO'/z-inch, pp. 21 65
1. Arietta, E flat. 5. Folk Song, F sharp minor.
2. Waltz, A minor. 6. Norwegian Melody, D.
3. Watchman's Song, E. 7. Album-leaf, E minor.
4. Elfin Dance, E minor. 8. Patriotic Song, E flat.
Grade
5 Greig, E. — Lyrical Pieces, Op. 43, Book 3. Publisher, G. Schir-
mer, N. Y. Copyright 1898. [1925].
IOV2 -inch, pp. 31 95
1. Butterfly, A. 4. Birdling, D minor.
2. Solitary Wanderer, B minor. 5. Love-Poem, F.
3. At Home, F sharp. 6. To Spring, F sharp.
Grade
5 Grieg, E. — Norwegian Dance, Op. 35, No. 2. Publisher, G.
Schirmer, N. Y. [1927].
lOVz-inch, pp. 4 15
Grade
5 Grieg, E. — Notturno, Op. 54, No. 4. Publisher, G. Schirmer,
N. Y. Copyright 1926. [1931].
lOVz-inch, pp. 8 25
Grade
6 Grieg, E. — Sonata, E minor, Op. 7. Publisher, G. Schirmer,
N. Y. Copyright 1906. [1931].
lOVz-inch, pp. 55 1.65
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1-2 Gurlitt, C. — Album Leaves for the Young, Op. 101. Publisher,
G. Schirmer, N. Y. Copyright 1895. [1924].
IQi/z-inch, pp. 45 $ 1.35
1. March, D. 11. Waltz, C.
2. Morning Prayer, C. 12. The Little Wanderer, F.
3. The Sunshiny Morning, G. 13. Grandfather's Birthday, E
4. Northern Strains, A minor. flat.
5. By the Spring, A. 14. Valse Noble, E flat.
6. Slumber Song, D. 1 5. Loss, E minor.
7. Lament, F sharp minor. 16. Scherzo, E minor.
8. The Fair, C. 17. Free Fancies, C.
9. Turkish March, E. 18. Sunday, F.
10. Song without Words, G. 19. Hunting Song, E flat.
20. Salto Mortale, G minor.
Grade
1 Gurlitt, C. — Festive Dance, Op. 140, No. 7. Publisher, G. Schir-
mer, N. Y. [1930].
10!/2-inch, pp. 2 05
Grade
3 Gurlitt, C. — Galop Burlesque, Op. 12, No. 6. Publisher, G.
Schirmer, N. Y. Copyright 1905. [1927].
10!/2-inch, pp. 3 10
Grades
3-4 Gurlitt, C. — Tender Blossoms, Op. 178. (Twenty Pianoforte
Duets) . Publishers, A. P. Schmidt Co., N. Y. Copyright 1891.
lOVz-inch.
Book I [1927]. Nos. 1-12, pp. 33 1.00
Book II [1932]. Nos. 13-20, pp. 40 1.20
Grade
1 Gurlitt, C. — The First Steps of the Young Pianist, Op. 82. Book
I. Publisher, G. Schirmer, N. Y.
10y2-inch, pp. 45 1.35
Grades
2-3 Gurlitt, C. — The First Steps of the Young Pianist, Op. 82. Book
II. Publisher, G. Schirmer, N. Y.
lOVz-inch, pp. 46 1.40
Grade
2 Gurlitt, C. — Twenty-four Melodious Studies, Op. 50. Publisher,
G. Schirmer, N. Y. [1924].
lOVz-inch, pp. 50 1.50
1. Moderato, C. 13. Andante grazioso, B flat.
2. Allegretto, G. 14. Con moto, F.
3. Moderato, C. 1 5. Moderato, A flat.
4. Molto vivace, A minor. 16. Moderato, A.
5. Allegretto, C. 17. Allegro, D.
6. Allegretto, G. 18. Moderato, F.
7. Vivace molto, C. 19. Allegretto, F.
8. Andante, D. 20. Con moto, E.
9. Con moto, C. 21. Con moto, E minor.
10. Allegretto scherzando, A 22. Allegro, C.
11. Allegretto, A minor. 23. Allegro non troppo, F.
12. Moderato, D. 24. Allegro, F.
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Grade
2b Gurlitt, C. — Twenty-four Melodious Studies in all the Major and
Minor Keys, Op. 201. Publishers, A. P. Schmidt Co.,
N. Y. Copyright 1894. 10 16 -inch.
Book I. [1925], pp. 24 $ .75
1. Youthful Joy, C. 7. Good Courage, D.
2. First Grief, A minor. 8. Valse Noble, B minor.
3. Spring Song, G. 9. Arietta, B flat.
4. In Light Mind, E minor. 10. Elegie, G minor.
5. Impromptu, F. 11. Cradle Song, A.
6. Aspiration, D minor. 12. Romance, F sharp minor.
Book II. [1932], pp. 24 75
13. Hunting Song, E flat. 19. Reverie, B.
14. Intermezzo, C minor. 20. Longing, G sharp minor.
15. Barcarole, E. 21. Hymns, D flat.
16. Capriccietto, C sharp minor. 22. Bagatelle, B flat minor.
17. Scherzo, A flat. 23. Nocturne, G flat.
18. Lament, F minor. 24. Finale, F flat minor.
Grade
3 Handel, C. F. — Largo. Publishers, E. Schuberth & Co., N. Y.
Copyright 1877. [1925].
10!/2-inch, pp. 7 20
Grade
1 Handel, C. F. — Twelve Compositions. Selected, arranged and
edited by A. Foote. Publishers, A. P. Schmidt Co., N. Y.
Copyright 1915. [1924].
10V2-inch, pp. 33 1.00
1 . Bouree, F. 7. Sarabande, D minor.
2. Gavotte, C. 8. Courante, G.
3. Larghetto, E flat. 9. Minuet, F.
4. Minuet, B flat. 10. Gavotte, G.
5. Courante, F. 11. Arioso, D.
6. Prelude, G. 12. Allegro, G minor.
Grades
3-4-5 Hannon, C. L. — The Virtuoso Pianist. (First 38 exercises only) .
Publisher, G. Schirmer, N. Y. Copyright 1911. [1927].
lO^-inch, pp. 86 2.60
Grade
6 Haydn, J. — Sonata in C. Publisher, G. Schirmer, N. Y. [1928].
lO'/z-inch, pp. 30 90
Grade
4 Haydn, J. — Sonata in D. Publishers, B. F. Wood Music Co.,
N. Y. [1927].
lO^-inch, pp. 12 35
Grades
3-4 Haydn, J. — Ten Sonatas, Book I. Publisher, G. Schirmer, N. Y.
Copyright 1894. [1929].
Vol. !, lOVi-inch, pp. 168 (including Biography of Com-
poser) 5.05
No. 1 . E flat.
No. 2. E minor.
No. 3. E flat.
No. 4. G minor.
No. 5. C.
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No. 6. C sharp minor.
No. 7. D.
No. 8. A flat.
No. 9. D.
No. 10. G.
Grade
3 Heller, S. — Cradle-Song, Op. 73, No. 3. Publisher, G. Schirmer,
N. Y. Copyright 1882. [1930].
lOVi-inch, pp. 5 15
Grade
3 Heller, S. — Curious Story, Op. 138, No. 9. Publisher, G. Schir-
mer, N. Y. Copyright 1882. [19253.
10^2 -inch, pp. 4 15
Grade
3 Heller, S. — II Penseroso, Op. 45, No. 16. Publisher, G. Schir-
mer, N. Y. [1925].
1 O'/z -inch, pp. 4 15
Grade
3 Heller, S. — Petite Tarantelle, Op. 46, No. 7. Publisher, G. Schir-
mer, N. Y. [1925].
10^2 -inch, pp. 4 15
Grade
4 Heller, S. — Tarantelle, Op. 85, No. 2. Publisher, G. Schirmer,
N. Y. [1925].
10^2 -inch, pp. 9 30
Grade
3 Heller, S. — Thirty Progressive Studies, Op. 46, Bks. 1, 11, 111.
Publisher, G. Schirmer, N. Y. [1931].
10!/2-inch, pp. 134 4.05
Grade
3-5 Heller, S. — Twenty-Five Etudes, Op. 45. Publishers, B. F. Wood
Music Co., N. Y. [1928].
lO^-inch, pp. 108 3.25
Grade
3 Heller, S. — Twenty-five Studies, Op. 47. Publisher, G. Schirmer,
N. Y. [1925].
101/2-inch, pp. 93 2.80
Book I.
1. Allegretto, C. 7. Vivace, B minor.
2. Andante, C. 8. Allegro vivace, A.
3. Allegretto con moto, A minor. 9. Andantino, F.
4. Andante con moto, G. 10. Moderato, D minor.
5. Allegretto poco agitato, E 11. Molto vivo, F.
minor. 12. Assai vivo e giocoso, D.
6. Allegro moderato, D. 13. Allegretto, B flat.
Book II.
14. Allegretto con moto, 20. Moderato, C.
G minor. 21. Andante con moto, E flat.
15. Adagio, E minor. 22. Allegro assai, F minor.
16. Andantino, E. 23. Andante, A flat.
17. Allegro con spirito, A minor. 24. Allegretto con moto, G.
18. Vivace, B. 25. Allegro molto vivace, C.
19. Con moto, C.
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Hoffman, H. — Leaves from My journal, Op. 46. (Duets) . Pub-
lisher, G. Schirmer, N. Y. Copyright 1889. [1928].
10!/2-inch, pp. 79 $ 2.40
Horvath, C. — Twelve Melodic Octave Studies, Op. 43. Pub-
lisher, T. Presser Co., Philadelphia.
Book I. Copyright 1901. [1928]. 10 14 -inch, pp. 27.. .80
Book II. Copyright 1903. [1932]. lOVz-inch, pp. 29.. .90
Huerter, C. — At the Show. (Six Pieces).
N. Y. Copyright 1915. [1927].
10V2-inch, pp. 32
1 . Overture. 4.
2. The Pretty Ballad-Singer. 5.
3. On the High Trapeze. 6.
Publisher, G. Schirmer,
The juggler Comedian.
The Toe- Dancer.
Soldier Song.
Huerter, C. — At the Toy-Shop.
Publisher, G. Schirmer, N. Y.
10^2 -inch. pp. 31
1 . Rocking Horse.
2. Little Jumping-jack.
3. Tin Soldiers' Guard.
(Six Pieces for the Piano).
Copyright 1916. [1927].
Punch and Judy.
The Story Book.
The Clowns.
Grade
5
Grade
1
Karganoff, G. — Petite Valse, Op. 10, No. 2. Publisher, G. Schir-
mer, N. Y. Copyright 1901. [1931].
10!/2-inch, pp. 4
Kinscella, H. C. — My Own Little
Little People who Play Piano)
Copyright 1925. [1930].
10^2 -inch, pp. 38
My First Piece, C.
Tick Tock, C.
Tiny Waltz (A Duet), C.
Tiny Waltz (Solo), C.
The March of the Goblins,
A minor.
A Little Game, C.
Old French Folk-Song, C.
London Bridge, G.
A Rain Song, D.
Evening Bells, C.
Lullaby, G.
Twinkle. Twinkle, Little
Star, G.
Music Book (A Little Book for
. Publisher, G. Schirmer, N. Y.
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2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13. A Little Study, C.
14. The Cuckoo, D.
fl5. Silent Night, Holy Night, C.
'16. Old Dutch Folk-Dance,
G minor.
17. At the Merry-Go-Round, D.
18. The Toy Soldiers' March, F.
19. The Mulberry-Tree (Duet),
G.
20. A Little Melody, F.
21 . Scottische, G.
22. Minuet in F.
23. Musette (Duet), D.
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1 Kohler, L. — Easiest Studies, Op. 151. Publisher, G. Schirmer,
N. Y. [1924].
IOV2 inch, pamphlet, pp. 32 95
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1 Kohler, L. — Very Easiest Studies, Op. 190. Publisher, G. Schir-
mer, N. Y. Copyright 1898. [1924].
IOV2 -inch, pamphlet, pp. 29 90
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Grade
3
Publisher,
Krause, A. — Ten Trill Studies for the Piano, Op. 2.
C. Schirmer, N. Y. [1924].
lOVz-inch, pp. 42 $ 1.25
1. Allegro, D. 6. Allegretto grazioso, C.
Allegretto, G minor. 7.
Moderato, G. 8.
Vivace, E minor. 9.
Vivace, C.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Scherzoso, C.
Moderato, F.
Allegro ma non troppo, A
minor.
10. Con fuoco, E.
Grade
1
Grade
2
Kreutzer, E. — Birthday Waltz, Op. 7, No. 1. Publisher, T.
Presser Co., Philadelphia. Copyright 1890. [1932].
lOV^-inch, pp. 3
Krogmann, C. W. — Ten Little Morsels of Melody, Op. 9. Pub-
lishers, O. Ditson Co., N. Y. Copyright 1911. [1925].
10V2-inch, pp. 27
.10
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Bo-Peep (Polka),
Fairy Lullaby, C.
Little Soldier, (March), C.
Merry Butterflies (Waltz), F.
Over the Ocean Wave (Bar-
carolle) , G.
.80
6. Snowflake Dance (Waltz) G.
7. Spider and the Fly, F.
8. Sunbeam Dance,
(Mazurka) , C.
9. A Twilight Song, C.
1 0. The Violets' Story, C.
Grade
2
Grade
5
Grade
5
Grade
5
Grade
3
Grade
3
Grade
3
Krogmann, C. W. — The Robin's Lullaby, Op. 15, No. 12. Pub-
lishers, B. F. Wood Music Co., N. Y. Copyright 1893.
[1926].
lOVz-inch, pp. 2 05
Kuhlau, F. — Sonatina, Op. 20, No. 1. Publisher, G. Schirmer,
N. Y. Copyright 1893. [1928].
10!/2-inch, pp. 14 45
Kuhlau, F. — Sonatina, Op. 20, No. 2. Publisher, G. Schirmer,
N. Y. Copyright 1893. [1928].
lOVz-inch, pp. 25 75
Kuhlau, F. — Sonatina, Op. 20, No. 3. Publisher, G. Schirmer,
N. Y. Copyright 1893. [1928].
lO'/i-inch, pp. 23 70
Kuhlau, F. — Sonatinas, Op. 44 and Op. 66 (for Four Hands).
Peters Edition, N. Y. [1929].
lOVz-inch, pp. 159 4.80
Op. 44, No. 1 in G. Op. 66, No. 1 in F.
Op. 44, No. 2 in C. Op. 66, No. 2 in G.
Op. 44, No. 3 in F. Op. 66, No. 3 in G.
Kuhlau, F. — Sonatina, Op. 55, No. 1. Publisher, G. Schirmer,
N. Y. Copyright 1893. [1925].
lO^-inch, pp. 9 30
Kuhlau, F. — Sonatina, Op. 55, No. 2. Publisher, G. Schirmer,
N. Y. Copyright 1893. [1932].
10!/2-inch, pp. 12 35
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3 Kuhlau, F. — Sonatina, Op. 55, No. 4. Publisher, C. Schirmer,
N. Y. Copyright 1893. [1925].
lOVz-inch, pp. 14 $ .45
Grade
3 Kuhlau, F. — Sonatina, Op. 55, No. 5. Publisher, G. Schirmer,
N. Y. Copyright 1893. [1925].
lOVz-inch, pp. 1 1 35
Grade
3 Kuhlau, F. — Sonatina, Op. 55, No. 6.
N. Y. Copyright 1893. [1925].
10]/2-inch, pp. 17
Publisher, G. Schirmer,
.50
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2-3 Kullak, T. — Scenes from Childhood, Op. 62 (Bk. I), and Op.
81 (Bk. II). Publisher, G. Schirmer, N. Y. Copyright 1880.
[1931].
ICP/z-inch, pp. 77 2.30
Op. 62, Bk. I
1. Once Upon a Time, F. 7.
2. The Clock, B flat. 8.
3. Sunday Morning, C. 9.
4. On the Playground, G. 10.
5. Little Cradle Song, F. 11.
6. Dance on the Lawn, G. 1 2.
Op. 81, Bk. II
1. Child's Prayer, E flat. 7.
2. The Little Wanderer, A.
3. Grandmother Tells a Ghost 8.
Story, D minor. 9.
4. Opening of the Children's 10.
Party, F.
5. Loving Soul and Pure 11.
Heart, F. 12.
6. The Race, E flat.
Barcarolle, E.
Grand Parade, E flat.
The Birdie's Death, F minor.
The Mill at the Pond, A.
Skating, E.
Evening Bell, E flat.
The Angels in the Dream,
A flat.
The Nightingale, B flat.
Spinning Song, F.
The Ghost in the Chimney,
A minor.
The Little Hunters, E.
The Little Rope Dancer, D.
Grade
4 Lack, T. — Cabaletta.
1892. [1927].
10 1/2- inch, pp. 5
Publisher, G. Schirmer, N. Y. Copyright
.15
Grade
1
Lang, E. — A Crystal Stream of Folk-Lore. Publishers, Boston
Music Co., Boston. Copyright 1916. [1924].
10V2-inch, pp. 58. Bound form only. . . . . 1.75
1. The Bee, C. 12.
2. The ' Little Ducks, C.
3. Winter, Adieu! F. 13.
4. Christmas Eve, G. 14.
5. Run, Pony, Run, C. 15.
6. Sleep, Baby, Sleep! G 16.
7. Where Are You Going To? G 17;
8. When Rover Was a Puppy 1 8.
Dog, C. 19.
9. Were I a Birdling, F. 20.
10. Long, Long Ago, D . 21.
1 1 . Hans and His Sisters, F. 22.
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The Cuckoo and the Donkey,
G.
The Robin, C.
Little War-Children, G.
The First Noel, D.
The Nightingale, C.
The Merry Sportsman, C
The Little Dustman, F.
Winter Night, D.
The Messenger,, G.
The Nut Tree, C.
May-time, F.
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The Golden Rule, C. 28.
Silent Night, C. 29.
The Elf-man, F.
All the Birds are Here 30.
Again! D.
In the Woods, C. 31.
Grade
4 Lavallee, C. — Le Papillon (The Butterfly),
mer, N. Y. Copyright 1925. [1931]'.
10!/2-inch, pp. 9
23.
24.
25.
26.
27.
Susa, Little Susa, F.
A Frog He Would A-wooing
Go! C
With Your Head Co Nick,
Nick, Nick! F.
Hunter's Song, C.
Publisher, C. Schir-
.$ .30
Grade
5 Leybach, J. — Fifth Nocturne, Op. 52.
N. Y. Copyright 1887. [1927].
10^2 -inch, pp. 12
Publisher, G. Schirmer,
.35
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1-2 Le Couppey, F. — Alphabet, The, Op. 17.
mer, N. Y. Copyright 1893. [1924].
10 1/2 -inch, pamphlet, pp. 57. Bound
Publisher, C. Schir-
A.
B.
C.
D.
E.
F.
G.
H.
I.
K.
L.
M.
N.
Allegro moderato, C.
Andantino, A.
Allegretto, G.
Andantino, C.
Allegro, G.
Allegretto, C.
Andantino, A.
Moderato, F.
Moderato, C.
Andantino, F.
Andante religioso, G.
Allegretto, E.
Moderato, C.
oun<
i form only 1 .70
0.
Allegretto moderato, G.
P.
Moderato, F.
0.
Andante con moto, C.
R.
Moderato, F.
S.
Moderato, C.
T.
Moderato, F.
U.
Andantino, E.
V.
Allegro, A.
W.
Andantino, G.
X.
Allegretto, F.
Y.
Allegretto, G.
z.
Allegro, E flat.
Grade
3
Publisher, G. Schirmer, N. Y.
14.
Allegro, C.
15.
Allegretto, E flat.
16.
Allegro, G.
17.
Allegro, F.
18.
Allegro, G.
19.
Allegro, E.
20.
Allegro moderato, G.
21.
Allegro, F.
:. 22.
Allegro, A flat.
23.
Tempo giusto, F.
24.
Allegretto, G.
25.
Allegretto, F.
(Nocturne 1 in
A flat) . Publisher, G.
2.10
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[1924].
10V2-inch, pp. 70
1 . Allegro, C.
2. Allegro, C.
3. Allegro moderato, F
4. Allegro moderato, G
5. Allegretto, C.
6. Allegro, G.
7. Allegretto, C.
8. Allegro, D.
9. Allegro moderato, C.
10. Allegro, A.
1 1 . Allegretto, F.
12. Allegro, C.
13. Allegro, B flat.
Grade
7 Liszt, F. — Liebestraum.
Schirmer, N. Y. [1928].
lOVz-inch, pp. 15 45
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7 Liszt, F. — Liebestraum. (Nocturne II in E) . Publisher, G.
Schirmer, N. Y. [1929].
lOVi-inch, pp. 9 30
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7 Liszt, F. — Liebestraum. (Nocturne III in A flat). Publisher, C.
Schirmer, N. Y. [1928].
10V2-inch, pp. 12 $ .35
Grade
5 Liszt, F. — Sonetto 123 del Petrarca. Publisher, Carl Fischer,
N. Y. Copyright 1905. [1932].
10/2 -inch, pp. 13 40
Grades
3-4 Loeschhorn, A. — Childhood's Hours, Op. 96. Publisher, G. Schir-
mer, N.Y. Copyright 1908. [1928].
1016-inch, pp. 39 1.20
Grades
4-5 Loeschhorn, A. — Childhood's Hours, Op. 100. Publisher, G.
Schirmer, N. Y. Copyright 1908. [1928].
lOVz-inch, pp. 45 1.35
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2-3 Loeschhorn, A. — Studies for the Pianoforte, Op. 65, Book III.
Publisher, G. Schirmer, N. Y.
10'/2-inch, pamphlet, pp. 35 1.05
1. Andante cantabile, B flat. 9. Allegro moderato, D minor.
2. Allegretto, B flat. 10. Andantino. E minor.
3. Allegro ma non troppo, B flat. 1 1. Allegro, E minor.
4. Preparatory Exercise on the 12. Allegretto, A.
Trill, B flat. 13. Allegretto con moto, A.
5. Allegro, B flat. 14. Allegro vivo, A.
6. Allegretto, A minor. 15. Andante cantabile, E flat.
7. Alia Polacca, A minor. 16. Tempo di Marcia, E flat.
8. Allegro, D minor. Laa^
Grade
3 Loth, J. L. — Intermezzo. Publishers, C. F. Summy Co., Chicago.
Copyright 1916. [1927].
10V2-inch, pp. 3 10
Grades
1-2 Low, J. — Favorite Melodies, arranged for Duets, Vol. I. Pub-
lishers, B. F. Wood Music Co., N. Y. [1925].
lOVz-inch, pp. 103 3.10
1-6. Exercises in Counting, 26. Redowak, Bohemian
(C, G Cr F). Dance, C.
7. Hunter's Song, C. 27. Chorus of Huntsmen, D.
8. Evening, G. 28. Aria from Don juan, B flat.
9. Good Humor, C. 29. God Save the King, C.
10. Festival March, F. 30. Russian Dance, D minor.
1 1 . Scherzo, G. 31. Chorus from the Magic
12. Choral Song, C. Flute, G.
1 3. Bohemian Song, F. 32. German Popular Song, F.
14. Morning Song, F. 33. Montferrine, Italian Dance,
1 5. Russian Hymn, F. C.
16. Bohemian Song, G. 34. March Impromptu, B flat.
17. Aria from L'Elisir D'Amore, 35. Mermaid's Song from
C. Oberon, F.
18. Servian Dance, Melody, G. 36. German Waltz, D.
19. Bohemian Polka, D. 37. Cossack Dance, D.
20. Te Deum Laudamus, F. 38. Aria from Freischutz, G.
21. Waltz, D. 39. Fandango, Spanish Dance,
22. In Spring, G. A minor.
23. Prayer from Freischutz, F. 40. Duet from the Merry Wives,
24. Air from Don Juan, G. F.
25. Hungarian Dance, C.
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2-3 Low, J. — Favorite Melodies, arranged for Duets,
lisher, C. Schirmer, N. Y. Copyright 1893.
10!/2-inch, pp. 112
Vol. II. Pub-
[1925].
41.
42.
43.
44.
45.
46.
47.
48.
49.
50.
51.
52.
53.
Mazurka Melody, F.
Scotch Melody, A.
Italian Song, C.
Menuet, Beethoven, F.
Czardas, Hungarian Dance, C.
Chorus from Das Nachtlager,
C.
Duet from Norma, C.
Polonaise, D.
Rule Britannia, C.
Romance from Das Nacht-
lager, D minor.
Chanson Napolitaine, D.
Song, Schubert, B flat.
Italian Cavatine, C.
.$ 3.35
54. Quintet from La Sonnam-
bula, F.
55. Gavotte D'Armide, C.
56. Andante, Beethoven, F.
57. Cavatine from Figaro, F.
58. A la Tarantelle, G.
59. Andante, Haydn, E flat.
60. Krakowiak, Polish Dance, D.
61. Cavatine from Norma, F.
62. Cavatine from Euryanthe,
D.
63. Barcarolle, G.
64. La Marseillaise, C.
65. Aria from Figaro, B flat.
Grade
7 MacDowell, E. — A Scotch Poem, Op. 31, No. 2.
Wood Music Co., N. Y. Copyright 1921.
10!/2-inch, pp. 7
Publishers, B. F.
[1927].
.20
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4 MacDowell, E. — Idyl, Op. 28, No. 4. Publisher, A. P. Schmidt,
Boston. Copyright 1923. [1932].
10!/2-inch, pp. 7
.20
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4 MacDowell, E. — Sea Pieces, Op. 55. Publishers, A. P. Schmidt
Co., N. Y. Copyright 1899. [1926].
1.
To the Sea, D flat.
5.
Song, D.
2.
From a Wandering Iceberg,
6.
From the Depth, B flat
E.
minor.
3.
A. D. 1 620, C.
7.
Nautilus, A flat.
4.
Starlight, A.
8.
In Mid-Ocean, B flat minor.
Grades
3-4-5 MacDowell, E. — Twelve lEtudes, Op. 39. Publisher, A. P..
Schmidt Co., N. Y. Copyright 1918. [1926].
1.
Hunting Song (Jadglin).
7.
Idylle (Idyl).
2.
rAlla Tarantella.
8.
Shadow Dance
3.
Romance (Romanza).
(Schattentanz) .
4.
Arabeske— Wrist
9.
Intermezzo. .
(Handgelenk).
10.
Melodie- — 2, 3, 4 Fingers.
5.
In the Forest (Waldfahrt) .
11.
Seherzino.
6.
Dance of the Gnomes.
12.
Hungarian.
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3-5 MacDowell, E. — Woodland Sketches, Op. 51. Ten Piano Pieces.
Publishers, A. P. Schmidt Co., N. Y. Copyright 1899. [1926].
101/2 -inch, pp. 43 $ 1.30
1. To a Wild Rose, A. 6. To a Water-lily, F sharp.
2. Will o' the Wisp, F sharp 7. From Uncle Remus, F.
minor. 8. A Deserted Farm, F sharp
3. At an Old Trysting Place, A minor.
flat. 9. By a Meadow Brook, A flat.
4. In Autumn, F sharp minor. 10. Told at Sunset, F minor.
5. From an Indian Lodge, C
minor.
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3 Martin, C. D. — Eros. (Scherzo-Valse) . Publishers, T. Presser
Co., Philadelphia. Copyright 1909. [1927].
10V2-inch, pp. 6 20
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4 Massenet, J. — Aragonaise from "Ballet Du Cid." Publishers,
O. Ditson Co., Boston. Copyright 1896. [1927].
lOVi-inch, pp. 7 20
Grade
6 Mendelssohn, F. — Rondo Capriccioso, Op. 14. Publishers, E. B.
Marks Music Co., N. Y. Copyright 1921. [1927].
lOVi-inch, pp. 24 75
Grade
6 Mendelssohn, F. — Scherzo, in E minor, Op. 16, No. 2. Publisher,
G. Schirmer, N. Y. Copyright 1904. [1927].
lOVz-inch, pp. 8 25
Grade
3 Mendelssohn, F. — Six Pieces for Children, Op. 72. Publisher, G.
Schirmer, N. Y. Copyright 1893. [1930].
lO'/z-inch, pp. 24 75
1. Allegro non troppo, G. 4. Andante con moto, D.
2. Andante sostenuto, E flat. 5. Allegro assai, G minor.
3. Allegretto, G. 6. Vivace, F.
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3-5 Mendelssohn, F. — Songs Without Words. 49 Piano Solos. By
Permission of the B. F. Wood Music Co., N. Y.
101/2-inch, vol. I, pp. 109 3.30
vol. II, pp. 127 3.80
vol. Ill, pp. 97 2.90
Vol. I.
1. Sweet Remembrance, Op. 19, No. 1, E.
2. Regrets, Op. 1 9, No. 2, A minor.
3. Hunting Song, Op. 19, No. 3, A.
4. Confidence, Op. 19, No. 4, A.
5. Restlessness, Op. 19, No. 5, F sharp minor.
6. Venetian Gondola Song, No. 1, Op. 19, No. 6, G minor.
7. Contemplation, Op. 30, No. 1, E flat.
8. Unrest, Op. 30, No. 2, B flat minor.
9. Consolation, Op. 30, No. 3, E.
10. The Wanderer, Op. 30, No. 4, B minor.
11. The Brook, Op. 30, No. 5, D.
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12. Venetian Gondola Song, No. 2, Op. 30, No. 6, F sharp minor.
13. The Evening Star, Op. 38, No. 1, E flat.
14. Lost Happiness, Op. 38, No. 2, C minor.
15. The Poet's Harp, Op. 38, No. 3, E.
16. Hope, Op. 38, No. 4, A.
Vol. II.
17. Passion, Op. 38, No. 5, A minor.
18. Duet, Op. 38, No. 6, Aflat
19. On the Sea Shore, Op. 53, No. 1, A fiat.
20. The Fleecy Cloud, Op. 53, No. 2, E flat.
21. Agitation, Op. 53, No. 3, C minor.
22. Sadness of Soul, Op. 53, No. 4, F.
23. Folk Song, Op. 53, No. 5, A minor.
24. The Flight, Op. 53, No. 6, A.
25. May Breezes, Op. 62, No. 1, C.
26. The Departure, Op. 62, No. 2, B flat.
27. Funeral March, Op. 62, No. 3, E minor.
28. Morning Song, Op. 62, No. 4, C.
29. Venetian Gondola Song, No. 3, Op. 62, No. 5, A mmor.
30. Spring Song, Op. 62, No. 6, A.
31. Meditation, Op. 67, No. 1, E flat.
32. Lost Illusions, Op. 67, No. 2, F sharp minor.
Vol. III.
33. Song of the Pilgrim, Op. 67, No. 3, B flat.
34. Spinning Song (Bee's Wedding), Op. 67, No. 4, C.
35. The Shepherd's Complaint, Op. 67, No. 5, B minor.
36. Lullaby, Op. 67, No. 6, E.
37. Reverie, Op. 85, No. 1, F.
38. The Adieu, Op. 85, No. 2, A minor.
39. Delirium, Op. 85, No. 3, E flat.
40. Elegy, Op. 85, No. 4, D.
41. The Return, Op. 85, No. 5, A.
42. Song of the Traveller, Op. 85, No. 6, B flat.
43. Homeless, Op. 102, No. 1, E minor.
44. Retrospection, Op. 102, No. 2, D.
45. Tarantella, Op. 102, No. 3, C.
46. The Sighing Wind, Op. 102, No. 4, G minor.
47. The Joyous Peasant, Op. 102, No. 5, A.
48. Faith, Op. 102, No. 6, C.
49. Barcarolle, A.
Grade
5 Merkel, C. — Butterfly. Publisher, G. Schirmer. N. Y. Copyright
1905. [1927].
lOVz-inch, pp. 5 $ .15
Grades
3-4 Meyer, F. — The Pupil's First Etude Album. Publishers, A. P.
Schmidt, Co., N. Y. [19251.
lOVz-inch, pp. 106 3.20
1. Same Notes in Two Hands, Gurlitt, C.
2. Different Notes in Two Hands, Sartorio, C.
3. The Dot, Dana, C.
4. Two Melodies at the Same Time, Meyer, C.
5. The Tie, Dana, C.
6. Swinging Rhythm, Shackley, C.
7. March Rhythm, Shackley, F.
8. Five Finger Study, Krause, C.
9. First Scale Study, Lynes, C.
10. Melodious Study, Gurlitt, C.
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1 1 . Second Scale Study, Le Couppey, C.
12. Arpeggio, Study in G, Czerny-Faelten.
1 3. Melody Playing, Croisez, C.
14. Velocity Etude, Gurlitt, C.
1 5. Playing Two Parts with the Same Hand, Croisez, F.
1 6. Quiet Hand Study, Sartorio, C.
17. Study in Lightness and Grace, Sartorio, F.
18. Study in Arpeggio Connection, Hoffman, F.
19. Two-Part Study in the Classic Style, Bach-Faelten, F.
20. Repeated Notes, Croisez, G.
21. Etude for Keeping the Hand in Proper Position, Lynes, G.
22. Study in Speed and Clearness, Gurlitt, C.
23. The Turn, Maylath, C.
.24. Arpeggio Study in C, Kohler-Faelten.
25. Use of the Triplet, Concone, F.
26. Grace Notes, Le Couppey, G.
27. Broken Chords, Biehl, C.
28. Scale Study for the Left Hand, Krause, C.
. , 29. Trill Study of the Right Hand, Spindler, C.
30. Trill Study in Left Hand Spindler, C.
31. Wrist Movement, Mayer, G.
32. Weak Finger Study, Biehl, C.
33. Wrist Exercise, Scott, C.
* 34. Octave Study, Mozart, C.
35. Broken Octaves, Scott, C.
36. Octave Study, Mozart, C.
37. Study in Thirds, Ehmant, C.
38. Finger Substitution, Concone, F.
39. Rhythmical Precision, Concone, C.
40. Melody and Accompaniment in the Same Hand, Foote,
A minor.
41. Staccato Chords, Stamaty, C.
. 42.. Delicate Phrasing, Mayer, C.
43. Study in Broken Thirds, Le Couppey, C.
44. Velocity Study, Gurlitt, C.
45. Hand Contraction, Lynes, C.
46. Hand Expansion, Maylath, F.
47. Contrast of Legato and Staccato, Maylath, C.
- -48. Staccato Etude, Spindler, E flat.
49. Grand Arpeggios, Maylath, F.
50. Study in Style, Schytte, C.
51. Study in Expression, Strong, A minor.
52. Scales and Chords in All the Major and Minor Keys.
Grade
1 Morse, C. — A Musical Alphabet (Of Tunes Old and New) . Pub-
lisher, G. Schirmer, N. Y. Copyright 1929. [1931].
10V2-inch, pp. 34 $ 1.05
A. American Soldiers. O. Old King Cole.
B. Baa, Baa, Black Sheep. P. Pussy Cat.
C. Curly Locks. Q. Queen of Hearts.
D. Dickory, Dickory Dock. R. Ride a Cock Horse.
E. Evening Prayer. S. Susie, Little Susie.
F. Froggy Would a-Wooing Go. T. Three Blind Mice.
G. Goodnight Song. U. Upon Paul's Steeple.
H. Hey Diddle Diddle. V. Valentines.
I. It's a Fine Hunting Day. W. Where Are You Going, My
J. Jack and Jill. Pretty Maid?
K. Knight's Song. X. Xmas Song.
L. Lavenler's Blue. Y. Yankee Doodle.
M. Mistress Mary. Z. Zoo Days.
N. Needles and Pins.
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Grade
3 Moszkowski, M. — Melodie in F, Op. 18, No. 1. Publisher, C.
Schirmer, N. Y. Copyright 1896. [1925].
lOVi-inch, pp. 5 $ .15
Grade
4 Moszkowski, M. — Serenata, Op. 15, No. 1. Publishers, O.
Ditson Co., Boston. Copyright 1899. [1927].
lOVz-inch, pp. 5 15
Grade
4 Moszkowski, M. — Spanish Dances, Op. 12. (Duets). Pub-
lisher, G. Schirmer, N. Y. Copyright 1893. [1928].
10/2-inch, pp. 48 1.45
Grade
4 Moszkowski, M. — Spanish Dances, Op. 12, Nos. 1-5. Publisher,
G. Schirmer, N. Y. Copyright 1894. [1931].
101/2 -inch, No. 1— pp. 4 .15
No. 2— pp. 7 20
No. 3— pp. 9 30
No. 4 — pp. 6 20
No. 5— pp. 8 25
Grade
4 Moszkowski, M. — Valse D flat, Op. 15, No. 5. Publisher, G.
Schirmer, N. Y. Copyright 1884. [1925].
101/2-inch, pp. 5 15
Grade
4 Moszkowski, M. — Valse in E, Op. 34, No. 1. Publisher, G. Schir-
mer, N. Y. Copyright 1906. [1929].
10V2-inch, pp. 31 95
Grade
1 Mozart, W. A. — First Year, Fifteen Compositions. Adapted, ar-
ranged and edited by R. Krentzlin. Publishers, A. P. Schmidt
Co., N. Y. Copyright 1916. [1924].
lOVz-inch, pp. 40 1.20
1. Introduction, C. 9. Toccatina, D.
2. Allegro, B flat. 10. Minuet and Trio, C.
3. Scherzino, F. 11. Andantino in E flat.
4. Classic Waltz, F. 12. Variations on a French
5. Prelude in F. Melody, C.
6. Landler, G. 13. Minuet in F.
7. Rondoletto, C. 14. Romanza, B flat.
8. Viennese Waltz, F. 1 5. Andante with variations, C.
Grade
6 Mozart, W. A. — Menuet Favori, Op. 14, No. 2. Publisher, G.
Schirmer, N. Y. Copyright 1897. [1927].
10!/2-inch, pp. 12 35
Grade
5 Mozart, W. A. — Sonata in A, No. 16. Publisher, G. Schirmer,
N. Y. Copyright 1918. [1928].
10!/2-inch, pp. 35 1.05
Grade
4 Mozart, W. A. — Sonata in F, No. 13. Publisher, G. Schirmer,
N. Y. Copyright 1918. [1925].
1 OVz-inch, pp. 22 65
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Grade
4 Mozart, W. A. — Sonata in C, No. 5. Publisher, C. Schirmer,
N. Y. Copyright 1918. [1928].
lOVi-inch, pp. 34 , $ 1.05
Grade
4 Mozart, W. A. — Sonata in F, No. 2. Publisher, G. Schirmer,
N. Y. Copyright 1918. [1928].
lOVz-inch, pp. 28 . . . 85
Grade
3 Mozart, W. A. — Sonata in C, No. 3. Publisher, G. Schirmer,
N. Y. Copyright 1918. [1928].
lOVi-inch pp. 20 60
Grade
4 Mozart, W. A. — Sonata in F, No. 4. Publisher, G. Schirmer,
N. Y. Copyright 1918. [1928].
10/2-inch, pp. 52 1.55
Grades
4-5 Nevin, E. — A Day in Venice, Op. 25. Publisher, J. Church Co.,
N. Y. Copyright 1898. [1925].
lOVfc-inch, pp. 20 60
1. Dawn, F. 3. Venetian Love Song, A flat.
2. Gondoliers, E. 4. Good Night, A flat.
Grade
3 Nevin, E. — A Shepherd's Tale, Op. 16. Publisher, G. Schirmer,
N. Y. Copyright 1892. [1927].
10!/2-inch, pp. 4 15
Grade
5 Nevin, E. — Barchetta, Op. 21, No. 3. Publisher, G. Schirmer,
N. Y. Copyright 1896. [1927].
lOVi-inch, pp. 3 10
Grade
4 Nevin, E. — Narcissus, Op. 13, No. 4. Publisher, G. Schirmer,
N. Y. Copyright 1899. [1927].
lOVz-inch, pp. 5 15
Grade
6 Nicode, J. L. — Elfin Dance. Publisher, Augener, Ltd., London,
England.
lOVz-inch, pp. 8 25
Grades
1-2 Oesterle, L. — (Edited and Fingered by). The Pianist's First
and Second Years. Publisher, G. Schirmer, N. Y. Copyright
1926. [1931].
10 1/2 -inch, pp. 136 4.10
1. Child's Song, F. Behr, Op. 575, No. 1, C.
2. In the Month of May, F. Behr, Op. 575, No. 2, C.
3. Child's Play, F. Behr, Op. 575, No. 3, C.
4. Shepherd's Song, F. Behr, Op. 575, No. 6, C.
5. Spring Flowers, ,A. J. Biedermann, C.
6. The Tin Soldier, O. Hackh, Op. 230, No. 2, C.
7. The Old Man in Leather, arr, by Biedermann, Op. 91, G.
8. At Sunset, C. Reinecke, Op. 107, No. 14, F.
9. On the Sea, O. Hackh, Op. 230, No. 5, A minor.
10. Tyrolienne, J. Rummel, C.
11. Harvest-tide, G. Lange, Op. 243, No. 4, G.
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12. Rondino Galop, j. Rummel, C.
13. A Short Story, H. Lichner, C.
14. The Festive Dance, C. Curlitt, Op. 140, No. 7, F.
15. Melodie, F. Thome, C.
16. Forget Me Not, W. Meister, D.
17. Marionettes, E. Rohde, C.
18. Children at Play, B. Wolff, Op. 44, No. 6, B flat.
1 9. Two Sonatinas, No. 1 , L. van Beethoven, C.
20. General Boom Boom, E. Poldini, G.
21. In the Twilight, A. Loeschhorn, Op. 138, No. 7, B flat.
22. Andantino, un poco Allegretto, J. Haydn, E flat.
23. Remembrance, F. Thome, C.
24. Going to Church, L. Kohler, Op. 243, C.
25. Sonatina, W. A. Mozart, C.
26. Rondo, Mozart, C. ,
27. Trumpeter's Serenade, F. Spindler, C.
28. Rondo, B. Wolff Op. 50, No. 1, G.
29. Grandfather's Dance, A. Karganoff, Op. 25, No. 4, F.
30. German Song, P. Tschaikowsky, E flat.
31. Dolly's Funeral, P. Tschaikowsky, Op. 39, C minor.
32. Prelude, J. S. Bach, C.
33. Polonaise, A. Schmoll, Op. 50, No. 23, D.
34. Butterfly-chase, P. Hiller, Op. 61, No. 10, D.
35. Mazurka, N. von Wilm, Op. 81, No. 16, B flat.
36. Farewell, Dear Home, P. Hiller, Op. 61, No. 11, D.
37. Serenade, F. Hiller, Op. 117, No. 13, G.
38. Wandering, F. Mendelssohn, D minor.
39. Cavatina, J. Low, B flat.
40. The Prayer of the King's Daughter, P. A. D. Steenfeldt, A.
41. Cymbals and Castanets, A. Schmoll, Op. 50, No. 24, G minor.
42. Gavotte, N. von Wilm, Op. 81, No. 10, D.
43. Menuet, L von Beethoven, C.
44. Hungarian Dance, H. Reinhold, Op. 39, No. 9, D minor.
45. Flattery, H. Ravina, Op. 86, A minor.
46. Fairy-Tale, H. Reinhold, Op. 39, No. 2, G.
47. Scherzo. J. N. Hummel, A.
Grades
2-3 Oesterle, L. — ( Edited and Fingered by). The Pianist's Second
and Third Years. Publisher, G. Schirmer, N. Y. Copyright
1901. [1931].
10y2-inch, pp. 176 $ 5.30
1. Nocturne, J. Vogt, Op. 121, No. 1, F.
2. At the Mill, N. von Wilm, Op. 16, No. 8, G.
3. Pearly Dew, G. Reynald, Op. 6, No. 3, C.
4. Rondo, J. Low, Op. 303, No. 5, B flat.
5. Album-leaf, F. Behr, Op. 300, No. 2, D.
6. Witches' Dance, L. Schytte, Op. 74, B minor.
7. Soldiers* Patrol, L. Schytte, F.
8. Sorrow and Consolation, A. Ellemenreich, Op. 14,
No. 2, B minor.
9. Spanish Danza, T. H. Northrup, Op. 109, C minor.
10. Innocence, F. Maxson, Op. 7, E flat.
11. Walzer No. 1, A. Jensen, Op. 33, No. 7, G.
12. Walzer No. 2, A. Jensen, Op. 33, No. 8, G.
13. Landler, G. Karganoff, Op. 21, No. 5, G.
14. Sunrise, J. P. E. Hartmann, C.
15. By the Cradle, F. Mendelssohn, B flat.
16. Old Vienna, W. Kienzl, B flat.
17. Styrian Dance, W. Kienzl, G.
18. Barcarolle, X. Scharwenka, Op. 62, No. 4, E minor.
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19. Norse Song, R. Schumann, D minor.
20. Fleurette, J. Raff, Op. 75, No. 1, C.
21. At the Brook, J. Low, Op. 228, D flat.
22. At Play on the Meadow, A. Forster, Op. 12,
No. 11, E flat. , ,
23. Delights of May, C. Merkel, Op. 81, No. 3, G. -
24. At the Wedding, H. Reinhold, Op. 53, No. 9, D.
25. Quietude, L. Cregh, Op. 53, F.
26. Allemande, L. van Beethoven, A.
27. Gavotte, J. Exaudet, G minor.
28. Allegretto, F. Schubert, C minor.
29. Petite Valse, G. Karganoff, Op. 10, No. 2, E.
30. Sonatina, C. M. von Weber, C.
31. Tarantella, C. Mayer, Op. 121. No. 2, A minor.
32. Hungarian Albumleaf, H. Stiehl, Op. 79, No. 2, , •>
A minor.
33. Ever Near, Schubert-Heller, G flat.
34. Mazurka, F. Chopin, Op. 68, No. 2, A minor.
35. Prelude, F. Chopin, Op. 28, No. 7, A.
36. Prelude, F. Chopin, Op. 28, No. 20, C minor.
37. Cavatina, "Reviens, Reviens!" J. Field, E.
38. Bagatelle Italienne, C. Cui, B flat.
39. Allegro, C. Ph. E. Bach, F minor.
40. The Lute, J. S. Bach, C minor.
41. Air, G. Handel, G.
Grade
8 Orem, P. W. — American Indian Rhapsody. T. Presser Co., Phil-
adelphia. Copyright 1918. [1929].
lOVz-inch, pp. 23 $ .70
Grades
2-3 Orth, L. — Twelve Etude Pieces, Op. 22. Publisher, G. Schir-
mer, N. Y. Copyright 1903. [1925].
lOVz-inch, pp. 40 1.20
1 . Little Waves, C. 7. Sweetly Singing, F.
2. At the Farm, F. 8. To and Fro, A flat.
3. Little joker, C. 9. Whirligig, C.
4. Hand Over Hand, F. 10. Finger Chase, A flat.
5. Finger Tips, B flat. 1 1 . The Haymakers, G.
6. Hey Day, G. 12. Brilliants, C.
Grade
5 Paderewski, I. J. — At Evening. (Au Soir) . Op. 10, No. 1.
Publishers, T. Presser Co., Philadelphia. Copyright 1898.
[1928].
10 Mi-inch, pp. 10 30
Grade
4 Paderewski, I. j. — Melodie in B, Op. 8, No. 3. Publisher, G.
Schirmer, N. Y. Copyright 1916. [1925].
lOVz-inch, pp. 7 20
Grade
5 Paderewski, I. J. — Menuet in G, Op. 14, No. 1. Publisher, G.
Schirmer, N. Y. Copyright 1899. [1925].
10V2-inch, pp. 6 20
Grade
5 Palmgren, S. — May Night. Publisher, G. Schirmer, N. Y. Copy-
right 1916. [1927].
lOVz-inch, pp. 5 15
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Grade
5 Pfefferkorn, O. — Kindergarten March. Publishers, C. F. Summy
Co., Chicago. [1927].
lCP/2-inch, pp. 4 $ .15
Grade
1 Poldini, E. — The Music Box. Publisher, G. Schirmer, N. Y.
Copyright 1918. [1930].
10!/2-inch, pp. 4 15
Grade
3 Poldini, E. — Waltzing Doll (Poupee Valsante) in D. Publisher,
G. Schirmer, N. Y. Copyright 1903. [1925].
lOVz-inch, pp. 6 20
Grades
3-4 Presser, T. — First Studies in Octave Playing. Publisher, T.
Presser Co., Philadelphia. Copyright 1917. [1928].
lO^z-inch, pp. 38 1.15
Grade
4 Rachmaninoff, S. — Humoreske, Op. 10, No. 5. Publisher, G.
Schirmer, N. Y. Copyright 1910. [1928].
10!/2-inch, pp. 13 40
Grades
6 Rachmaninoff, S. — Prelude, Op. 3, No. 2. Publishers, E. B.
Marks Music Co., N. Y. Copyright 1921. [1927].
10!/z-inch, pp. 9 30
Grade
5 Raff, J.— La Fileuse, Op. 157. Publisher, G. Schirmer, N. Y.
Copyright 1896. [1928].
10V2-inch, pp. 14 45
Grades
1-2 Reinhold, H. — Album for the Young, Op. 27. Publisher, G.
Schirmer, N. Y. Copyright 1902. [1924].
lOVz-inch, pp. 31 95
1. Bagatelle, C. 6. Birdling in the Forest, D.
2. Mazurka, C. 7. Wanderer, G minor.
3. Pastorale, F. 8. Idylle, B flat.
4. Miniature, B flat. 9. Sad Story, E flat minor.
5. Hunter's Call, D minor. 10. Folk Song, G.
Grade
2 Reinhold, H. — Miniatures (Miniaturbilder) , Op. 39. Pub-
lisher, G. Schirmer, N. Y. Copyright, 1902. [1931].
10!/2-inch, pp. 64 1.95
1. March, C. 13. Gypsy-song, G minor.
2. Fairy Tale, G. 14. Hunter's Call, E flat.
3. Etude, C. 15. Arietta, C minor.
4. Waltz, G. 16. Slumber-song, A flat.
5. Savoyard Boy, E minor. 17. War-song, F-minor.
6. Scherzo, D minor. 1 8. Confession, F.
7. The Bagpipe, A. 19. Gondoliera, A.
8. Serenade, F. 20. Nocturne, D minor.
9. Hungarian Dance, D <ninor. 21. Intermezzo, B flat.
10. At School, G. 22. Melancholy, G minor.
1 1 . Humoreske, F. 23. Butterfly, D.
12. Silhouette, B flat. 24. Russian Dance, D minor.
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Grade
1 Ring, R. J. — The Little Hanon. Publishers, C. F. Summy Co.,
Chicago. Copyright 1922. [1925].
lOVi-inch, pamphlet, pp. 32 $ .95
Grade
4 Rubinstein, A. — Melody in F, Od. 3, No. 1. Publisher, C. Schir-
mer, N. Y. Copyright 1905. [19251.
lOVz-inch, pp. 4 15
Grade
4 Rubinstein, A. — Romance in F, Op. 26, No. 1. Publishers, O.
Ditson Co., N. Y. [19251.
10!/2-inch, pp. 4 15
Grade
5 Rubinstein, A. — Romance, Op. 44, No. 1. Publisher, G. Schir-
mer, N. Y. Copyright 1879. [19311.
lO^-inch, pp. 5 15
Grade
5 Saint-Saens, C. — First Mazurka in G minor, Op. 21. Publisher,
G. Schirmer, N. Y. Copyright 1912. [19281.
lO'/z-inch, pp. 10 30
Grade
2 Sartorio, A. — Twelve Very Easy Lessons, Op. 394. Publishers,
A. P. Schmidt Co., N. Y. Copyright 1899. [19251.
lO'/z-inch, pp. 29 90
Grade
3 Scharwenka, X.— Album for Young Pianists, Op. 62. Publisher,
G. Schirmer, N. Y. Copyright 1898. [19251.
lO^-inch, pp. 47 1.40
1. Marsch. 7. Lied ohne worte (Song
2. Im Volkston (Like a Folk- Without Words).
song). 8. Praeludium.
3. Erzahlung (Tale). 9. Eutschwundenes Gluck
4. Barcarolle. (Lost Happiness) .
5. Minuetto. 10. Scherzino.
6. Gavotte. 1 1 . Andante.
12. Tarentelle.
Grade
1 Schelling, E., Haake, G. M., Haake, C. J., McConathy, O. — Sing-
ing and Playing (The Beginners' Book of The Oxford Piano
Course). Publisher, Oxford University Press, N. Y. Copy-
right 1928. [19311.
10!/2-inch, pp. 36 1.10
1 . Robin. 1 1 . The Birthday Party.
2. The Traffic Cop. 12. Dancing Lesson.
3. The Wishing Star. 13. Mouse! Mouse!
4. Autumn. 14. Follow the Leader.
5. The River. 1 5. The Candy Shop.
6. The Little Clock. 16. Peas Porridge.
7. Indians. 17. Hop-Scotch.
8. Noel. 18. Lullaby.
9. The Big Drum. 19. At the Zoo.
10. Fairies and Brownies. 20. On My Pony.
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Grade
2 SchmoM, A. — March of the Crusaders,
Presser Co., Philadelphia. [1927].
101/2-inch, pp. 5
Op. 54. Publishers, T.
$ .15
Grades
2-3
Schmoll, A. — Melody Pictures for the Piano. Publishers, T.
Presser Co., Philadelphia. Copyright 1 905. [1927].
1014-inch, pp. 58 1.75
1. A Merry Heart.
2. The Song of the Cavalier.
3. Song Without Words.
4. The Wish.
5. A Little Song.
6. The Song of the Hunter.
7. Bolero.
8. The Courier.
9. Rippling Waves.
10. The Reveille.
11. The Mill in the Valley.
12. The North Wind.
13. A Morning Walk.
14. The Valiant Cavalier.
15. Hope.
16. Evening Song.
17. The Little Mill.
18. The Captive Swallow.
19. The Storm.
20. Daisies Waltz.
Grade
4 Schubert, F. — Menuetto. Publisher,
right 1891. [1930].
10V2-inch, pp. 6
G. Schirmer, N. Y. Copy-
.20
Grade
5 Schubert, F. — Moment Musical, Op. 94, No. 3. Publisher, G.
Schirmer, N. Y. Copyright 1897. [1927].
lOI/z-inch, pp. 4 15
Grade
5 Schubert F. — Moment Musical, Op. 94, No. 2. Publisher, T.
Presser, Philadelphia. [1932].
10 '/z-inch, pp. 12 35
Grade
5 Schubert, F. — Moment Musical, Op. 94, No. 6. Publisher, T.
Presser, Philadelphia. [1932].
10!/2-inch, pp. 7 20
Grades
2-4 Schumann, R. — Album for the Young, Op. 68. Publisher, G.
Schirmer, N. Y. Copyright 1 893.
lOVi-inch, pp. 141 4.25
The Reaper's Song, C.
Little Romance, A minor.
Rustic Song, A.
C.
Roundelay, A.
The Rider's Story, D minor.
Harvest Song, A.
Echoes from the Theatre,
A minor.
F.
Little Song in Canon
Form, A minor.
In Memoriam, A minor.
The Strange Man, D minor.
F.
War Song, D.
Sheherazade, A minor.
Vintage-Time, E.
40
1.
Melody, C.
18.
2.
Soldier's March, G.
19.
3.
Ditty, C.
20.
4.
Choral, G.
21.
5.
Bagatelle, C.
22.
6.
The Poor Orphan, A minor.
23.
7.
Hunting Song, F.
24.
8.
The Wild Horseman, A
minor.
25.
9.
Folk-Song, D minor.
26.
10.
The Merry Farmer, F.
27.
11.
Sicilienne, A minor.
12.
Knight Rupert, A minor.
28.
13.
Maying, E.
29.
14.
Little Study, G.
30.
15.
Spring Song, E.
31.
16.
First Loss, E minor.
32.
17.
Roaming in the Morning, A.
33.
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34. Theme, C. 39. Winter-Time II, C minor.
35. Mignon, E flat. 40. Little Fugue, A.
36. Italian Sailors' Song, C 41. Norse Song, F.
minor. 42. Figured Choral, F.
37. Sailors' Song, C minor. 43. New Year's Eve, A.
38. Winter-Time I, C minor.
Grades
4-5-6-7 Schumann, R. — Carnaval, Op. 9. Publisher, C. Schirmer,
N. Y. Copyright 1893. [1929].
10!/2-inch, pp. 77 $ 2.30
1. Preambule, A flat. 11. Chirarina, C minor.
2. Pierrot, E flat. 12. Chopin, A flat.
3. Arlequin, B flat. 13. Estrella, A flat.
4. Valse Noble, B flat. 14. Reconnaissance, A flat.
5. Eusebius, E flat. .15. Pantalon et Colombine, A.
6. Florestan, C minor. 16. Valse Allemande, A flat.
7. Coquette, B flat. 17. Aveu, A flat.
8. Replique, G minor. H8. Promenade, D flat.
9. Papillons, B flat. 19. Pause, A flat.
10. A. S. C. H. — S. C. H. A. 20. Marche des "Davidsbundler"
(Letteres Dansantes) C contre les Philistins, A flat,
minor.
Grade .
5 Schumann, R. — Forest Scenes, Op. 82. Publisher. G. Schirmer,
N. Y. Copyright 1895. [1928].
10V2-inch, pp. 46 1.40
Grades
4-5 Schumann, R. — Nocturne in F, Op. 23, No. 4. Publisher, G.
Schirmer, N. Y. Copyright 1881. [1925].
10!/2-inch, pp. 6 20
Grades
4-6 Schumann, R. — Scenes from Childhood, Op. 15, Nos. 1-2-3-
4-5-6-7-8-9-10-11-12-13. Publishers, G. Schirmer, N. Y.
Copyright 1893. [1928].
lOVz-inch, pp. 34 1.05
Grade
6 Schumann, R. — Three Romances, in F sharp, Op. 28, No. 2. Pub-
lisher, C. Schirmer, N. Y. Copyright 1895. [1928].
10!/2-inch, pp. 7 20
Grade
3 Schumann, R. — Traumerei, Op. 15, No. 7. Publishers, O. Ditson
Co., Boston. [1927].
10!/2-inch, pp. 3 10
Grades
3-5 Schumann, R. — Twelve Four-Hand Piano Pieces, Op. 85. Pub-
lisher, G. Schirmer, N. Y. Copyright 1905. [1928].
lOVz-inch, pp. 99 3.00
Grades
4-5-6 Schumann, R. — Vienna Carnival Scene. Publisher, G. Schirmer,
N. Y. Copyright 1897. [1926].
lOVz-inch, pp. 77 2.30
Grade
4 Schutt, E. — Gavotte Humoresque, Op. 17, No. 1. Publishers,
T. Presser Co., Philadelphia. Copyright 1896. [1925].
10!/2-inch, pp. 10 30
41
PIANO MUSIC
Grades
3-4 Schytte, L. — Miniaturen. Twelve Melodic Pieces, Op. 79. Pub-
lisher, N. Simrock, Berlin, Germany. Copyright 1895. [1925].
10i/2-inch, pp. 75 $ 2.25
1. Norwegiacher Bauerntanz, 7. Marchen, No. 7.
No. 1. 8. Valse Mignonne, No. 8.
2. Ein Traum, No. 2. 9. Abenddammerung, No. 9.
3. Im Fasching, No. 3. 10. Was die Quelle Singt, No. 1 0
4. Der Troubadour, No. 4. 11. Aus Alter Zeit, No. 11.
5. Elfenspiel, No. 5. 12. Soldatenmarsch, No. 12.
6. Der Flotenspieler, No. 6.
Grade
7 Sibelius, J. — Romance, Op. 24, No. 9. Publishers, T. Presser Co.,
Philadelphia. Copyright 1910. [1927].
10!/2-inch, pp. 8 25
Grade
5 Sinding, C. — Rustle of Spring, Op. 32, No. 3. Publishers, 0.
Ditson Co., Boston. Copyright 1 903. -[1927].
10!/2-inch, pp. 10 30
Grade
4 Smith, H. — Solos from a collection "Storiettes," Op. 18, Nos.
1-6. Publisher, G. Schirmer, N. Y. Copyright 1906.
[1925]. [1932].
10!/2-inch, pp. 12 35
1. Grandmother's Story. 4. Told at Twilight.
2. Farewell, My Dear, We Now 5. All on a Summer's Day.
Must Part. 6. Funeral of the Tin Soldiers.
3. The Gollywog.
Grade
1 Smith, H. — The Little Pianist, Part I. Publisher, G. Schirmer,
N. Y. Copyright 1922. [1931].
lOVz-inch, pp. 24 75
1 . A Little Story. 11. A Morning Ride.
2. Little Cradle-Song. 12. A Musical Joke.
3. The Gollywog. 13. Follow the Leader.
4. Two Little Kittens. 14. Darkey Dance.
5. Pretty Little Birdie. 15. A Winter Frolic.
6. Mother's Bedtime Story. 16. Once Upon a Time.
7. See-saw. 17. The Aeroplane.
8. Lullaby. 18. The Little Canoe.
9. Little Tom Tucker. 19. A Spring Song.
10. A Strange Tale.
Grade
6 Spindler, F. — Springtime in the Forest, Op. 391, No. 6. Pub-
lishers, A. P. Schmidt Co., N. Y. Copyright 1922. [1927].
lO^-inch, pp. 5 15
Grade
6 Strakosch, M. — Tremolo in Octaves. Publishers, O. Ditson Co.,
Boston.
10V2-inch, pp. 7 20
Grade
5 Staub, V. — Sous Bois, Op. 6. Publishers, A. Durand and Fils,
Paris, France. Copyright 1902. [1927].
lOVz-inch, pp. 11 35
42
PIANO MUSIC
Grade
4 Thoma, R. — Polish Dance, Op. 52. Publisher, C. Schirmer, N. Y.
Copyright 1888. [1927].
lOVz-inch, pp. 7 $ .20
Grade
3 Tourbie, R. — Amor, Gavotte. Publishers, T. Presser Co., Phila-
delphia. Copyright 1904. [1927].
. 10!/2-inch, pp. 5 15
Grade
3 Tschaikowsky, P. I. — Album for the Young, Op. 39, No. 22,
"Song of the Lark." (N. Y. I. E. B.)
lOte -inch, pp. 3 10
Grade
5 Tschaikowsky, P. I. — Chanson Triste, Op. 40, No. 2. Publishers,
O. Ditson Co., Boston. [1927].
10/2-inch, pp. 4 15
Grade
4 Tschaikowsky, P. I. — Chant Sans Paroles in F, (Song Without
Words) , Op. 2, No. 3. Publisher, G. Schirmer, N. Y. Copy-
right 1889. [1925].
lCH/2-inch, pp. 5 15
Grade
6 Virgil, Mrs. A. M. — The Conquered Warrior, Op. 45. Publishers,
The Virgil Piano School Co., N. Y. Copyright 1914. [1927].
10!/2-inch, pp. 7 20
Grades
2-2 Vz Wachs, P. — Etudes Mignonnes. Publishers, T. Presser Co.,
Philadelphia. Copyright 1 907. [1927].
lOVz-inch, pp. 23 70
1. On the Wing. 8. The Brook.
2. The Scissors Grinder. 9. Limpid Stream.
3. Flexibility. 10. Shooting Stars.
4. Melody. 11. Sleight O' Hand.
5. The Pursuit. 12. jugglery.
6. On the Way. 13. Short Skips.
7. Little Trill Study. 14. Aeolian Harp.
Grade
4 Wachs, P. — Rose and Butterfly. (Rose et Papillon) . Publishers,
T. Presser Co., Philadelphia. Copyright 1911. [1927].
10!/2-inch, pp. 9 30
Grade
4 Waldreufel, E. — Les Patineurs. (Die Schlittschuhlaufer) Op.
183. A Duet. Publishers, Henry Litolff's, Verlag in
Braunschweig. [1933]. (N. Y. I. E. B.)
lOVz-inch, pp. 21 65
Grade
4 Wolff, B. — The Flute Player, Op. 141. Publishers, T. Presser Co.,
Philadelphia. Copyright 1900. [1927].
lOVz-inch, pp. 7 20
Grade
5 Wollenhaupt, H. A. — La Gazelle. (Polka de Salon.) Publisher,
G. Schirmer, N. Y. Copyright 1886. [1927].
lOVz-inch, pp. 10 30
43
PIANO MUSIC
Grade
7 WoMenhaupr, H. A. — Valse Styrienne in B. Publisher, C. Schir-
mer, N. Y. Copyright 1886. [1927].
lO'/z-inch, pp. 10 $ .30
Grade
6 Wollenhaupf, H. A. — L'Hirondelle, Op. 23, No. 1. Publisher, G.
Schirmer, N. Y. [1927].
. 1 0 Vz-inch, pp. 12 35
Grade
4 Zitterbart, F. — Romance, D flat. Publishers, T. Presser Co.,
Philadelphia. Copyright 1902. [1925].
10 Vz-inch, pp. 7 20
VOCAL MUSIC
Ashford, E. L. — He Leadeth Me. Solo for Contralto or Bass in
A. Publisher, Lorenz Publishing Co:, N. Y. Copyright 1904.
[1932].
10 Vz-inch, pp. 7 20
Baldwin, R. L. — Progressive Melodies for Sight Singing. Pub-
lishers, Ginn & Co., Boston. Copyright 1910. [1925].
• • -1 OVz-inch, pamphlets, 2 vols., pp. 102 3.05
Beach, H. H. A. — The Year's at the Spring, Op. 44, No. 1.
Solo. High Voice in D flat. Low Voice in B flat. Publishers,
A. P. Schmidt, Boston. Copyright 1900. [1930].
. 10 Vz-inch.
High Voice, pp. 6 20
Low Voice, pp. 6 20
Bizet, C. — Chanson du Toreador (from "Carmen"). Solo.
Baritone in A flat. Mezzo-Soprano in G minor. French and
English Texts. Publisher, G. Schirmer, N. Y. Copyright
1910. [1928].
1 OVz-inch, pp. 17 50
Bohm, C. — Calm as the Night. Solo. Alto in B flat. Soprano
in E flat. German and English Texts. Publisher, G.
Schirmer, N. Y. Copyright 1891. [1927].
1 OVz-inch, pp. 8 25
Bond, C. J. — A Perfect Day. Solo. Soprano in C. Alto in F.
Publisher, C. j. Bond. Copyright 1910. [1927]. (Alto
in F has 'Cello Obligato).
• - 1 OVz-inch. Soprano, pp. 8 25
Alto, pp. 9 30
Brahms, J. — Lullaby (Wiegenlied) , Op. 49, No. 4. Solo.
Soprano in F. German and English Texts. Publisher, C.
Fischer, N. Y. Copyright 1915. [1925].
lOVz-inch, pp. 5 15
Brahms, J. — Sapphic Ode. Solo. Soprano in F. German and
English Texts. Publishers, C. Fischer, N. Y. Copyright
1905. [1925].
10 Vz-inch, pp. 7 20
Brahms, J. — The Little Sandman. Solo. Alto in E. With
German and English versions. Publishers, O. Ditson Co., N. Y.
[1926].
. . .lOl/z-inch, pp. 7 20
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VOCAL MUSIC
Buck, D. — Sunset, Op. 76, No. 4. Solo. Medium or Low
Voice in D flat. Publishers, C. Schirmer, N. Y. Copyright
1905, by Dudley Buck. [1930].
. 10!/2-inch, pp. 10 $ .30
Cadman, C. W. — As in a Rose jar, Op. 33, No. 2. Solo.
Soprano in F. Cerman and English Texts. Publishers, White-
Smith Music Publishing Co., N. Y. Copyright 1916. [1925].
lOVi-inch, pp. 7 20
Cadman, C. W. — At Dawning. ("I Love You.") Solo. Alto
in E. Soprano in A flat. Publishers, O. Ditson Co., N. Y.
Copyright 1906. [1927].
(Soprano in A flat has 'Cello Obligato).
lOVz-inch. Alto, pp. 4 15
Soprano, pp. 5 15
Cadman, C. W. — From the Land of the Sky-blue Water. Solo.
Alto in E flat. Soprano in B flat. Publishers, White-Smith
Music Publishing Co., N. Y. Copyright 1919. [1927].
lOVz-inch, pp. 5 15
Campbell-Tipton — A Spirit Flower. Solo. Medium Voice, E.
Low Voice, D. Publisher, C. Schirmer, N. Y. Copyright
. 1908. [1930].
10V2-inch. Medium Voice, pp. 9 30
Low Voice, pp. 9 30
Campbell-Tipton — The Crying of Water. Solo. High Voice
in B. English and French Texts. Publisher, G. Schirmer,
N. Y. Copyright 1912. [1930].
10!/2-inch, pp. 8 25
Cohan, George M. — Father of the Land We Love. (Song) . (To
commemorate the two-hundredth anniversary of the birth of
George Washington). Copyright 1931, by Sol Bloom.
[1931].
lO'/j-inch, pp. 6 20
DeKoven, R. — Recessional. Solo. Alto in D. Soprano in F.
Publishers, J. Church Co., N. Y. Copyright 1898. [1927].
1014-inch. pp. 10 30
Dvorak, A. — Coin' Home. (Negro Spiritual.) Solo. Medium
in D flat. Soprano in E flat. Publishers, O. Ditson Co.,
N. Y. Copyright 1922. [1927].
10!/2-inch, pp. 9 30
Dvorak, A. — Songs My Mother Taugh Me, Op. 55, No. 4.
Solo. Soprano in D. (From a collection called "Famous
Songs.") Publishers, J. Church Co., N. Y.
10!/2-inch, pp. 6 20
Dvorak, A. — Songs My Mother Taught Me, Op. 55, No. 4.
Solo. Alto in B. German and English Texts. (From a Col-
lection called "Famous Songs.") Publishers, J. Church
Co., N. Y.
10V2-inch, pp. 6 20
Faure, J. — -Palm Branches. Solo. Soprano in C. Alto in A
flat. French and English Texts. Publishers, O. Ditson Co.,
Boston. [1928].
10V2-inch, pp. 10 30
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Flegier, A. — The Horn. Solo. Baritone in F. Bass in D. French
and English Texts. Publisher, C. Schirmer, N. Y. Copy-
right 1898. [1928].
101/z-inch, pp. 13 $ .40
Flotow, F. Von. — Ah! so Pure; Like a Dream; How so Fair.
Solo (from the Opera, "Martha.") Alto in D. Soprano
in F. Italian and English Texts. Publishers, O. Ditson Co.,
N. Y. [1927].
10V2-inch, pp. 10 30
Foote, A. — An Irish Folk-Song. Solo. Mezzo-Soprano or Bari-
tone in F minor. Publishers, A. P. Schmidt Co. Copyright
1898. [1926].
lOl/z-inch, pp. 8 25
Franz, R. — Mother, O Sing Me to Rest, Op. 10, No. 3. Solo.
Soprano in A minor. Publishers, O. Ditson Co., N. Y.
[1925].
10!/2-inch, pp. 6 20
Franz, R. — The Sun's Bright Rays, Op. 42, No. 2. Solo.
Soprano in F sharp. Publishers, O. Ditson Co., N. Y. Copy-
right 1903. [1925].
lOVz-inch. pp. 5 15
Caul, A. R. — These Are They Which Came. Solo (from "The
Holy City.") Soprano in A. Publishers, O. Ditson Co.,
N. Y. [1927].
101/2 -inch, pp. 9 , . . .30
Giordani. — Caro Mio Ben. (Dearest, Believe.) Solo. Soprano
in E flat. Mezzo-Soprano or Baritone in D. Publisher,
G. Schirmer, N. Y. Copyright 1898. [1927].
lOMz-inch, pp. 5 15
Codard, B. — Lullaby (from "Jocelyn.") Solo. Soprano in C.
Alto in A flat. French and English Texts. Publisher, C.
Schirmer. N. Y. Copyright 1891. [1928].
lOVz-inch, pp. 8 25
Gounod, C. — Ave Maria. Solo. Sacred Melody, Original in C
adapted to the First Prelude of Bach, Piano Accompani-
ment. English and Latin Texts. Publisher, C. Schirmer,
N. Y. [1925].
IOV2 -inch, pp. 6 20
Gounod, C. — La Sera (Evening). Solo. Soprano in E flat. Pub-
lisher, C. Schirmer, N. Y. [1925].
!0V2-inch, pp. 9 30
Grieg, E. — Sunshine Song. Solo. Soprano in A minor. Mezzo-
Soprano in F sharp minor. German and English Texts. Pub-
lisher, G. Schirmer, N. Y. Copyright 1902. [1928].
lOVz-inch, pp. 9 30
Handel, G. F. — Care Selve (Come Beloved). Solo. Soprano
in A. Italian and English Texts. Publishers, Boosey Co., N. Y.
Copyright 1900. [1926].
10!/2-inch, pp. 7 20
Handel, C. F. — He Shall Feed His Flock. Alto solo (from the
"Messiah.") Publisher, G. Schirmer, N. Y. [1928].
lO^-inch. pp. 1 1 35
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VOCAL MUSIC
Handel, C. F. — O Sleep! Why Dost Thou Leave Me? Solo (from
the opera, "Semele.") Soprano in E. (Edited by Max
Heinrich.) Publisher, C. Fischer, N. Y. Copyright 1919.
[1926],
101/2-inch, pp. 6 $ .20
Handel, C. F. — Ombra Mai Fu, (from the opera "Xerxes.")
Solo. Soprano in C. Mezzo-Soprano in E flat. Italian and
English Texts. Publisher, C. Schirmer, N. Y. Copyright
1923. [1928].
1 OVi -inch, pp. 6 20
Handel, C. F. — Where'er You Walk. Solo. Tenor in B flat.
Publishers, O. Ditson Co., N. Y. Copyright 1905. [1926].
101/2 -inch, pp. 6 20
Haywood, F. H. — Universal Song, Vol. 1. Publisher, Haywood
Institute of Universal Song, Publication Dept., N. Y.
Copyright 1923. [1926].
10!/2-inch, pamphlet, pp. 68 2.05
Haywood, F. H. — Universal Song, Vol. 2. Publisher, Haywood
Institute of Universal Song, Publication Dept., N. Y.
Copyright 1919. [1928].
10V2-inch, pamphlet, pp. 63 1.90
Haywood, F. H. — Universal Song, Vol. 3. Publisher, Haywooa
Institute of Universal Song, Publication Dept., N. Y.
Copyright 1921. [1932].
10 1/2 -inch, pp. 68 2.05
Homer, S. — Requiem, Op. 15, No. 2. Solo. Alto in C flat.
Soprano in A. Publisher, C. Schirmer, N. Y. Copyright 1904.
[1927].
10 1/2 -inch, pp. 3 10
La Forge, F. — O Ask of the Stars Beloved. (Mexican Song).
Soprano in F. Alto in E flat. English and Mexican Texts.
Publishers, C. Ricordi and Co., N. Y. Copyright 1922.
[1928].
101/2-inch, pp. 8 25
Lieurance, T. — By the Waters of Minnetonka. (An Indian Love
Song). Solo, (with Violin Obligato) . Concert Edition. Alto
in C flat. Publishers, T. Presser Co., Philadelphia. Copy-
right 1914. [1925].
10'/2-inch, pp. 7 20
Loewe, C. — Phosphorescence. Solo. Bass in E. Publisher, C.
Schirmer, N. Y. Copyright 1888. [1928].
10 1/2 -inch, pp. 5 15
Logan, F. K. — Pale Moon. (An Indian Love Song). Solo.
Medium in A flat. Soprano in B flat. Publishers, Forster
Music Publishing Co., Chicago. Copyright 1920. [1927].
10 1/2 -inch, pp. 10 30
MacDowell, E. — Six Selected Songs. Publisher, A. P. Schmidt,
N. Y. Copyright 1912. [1932].
10V2-inch. High Voice, pp. 31 95
1. Thy Beaming Eyes, Op. 40, No. 3, F.
2. A Maid Sings Light, Op. 56, No. 3, F.
3. To a Wild Rose, Op. 51, No. 1, G flat.
4. Deserted, Op. 9, No. 1, F.
5. Fair Springtide, Op. 60, No. 2, D minor
6. Menie, Op. 34, No. 1, D minor.
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Low Voice, pp. 30 $ .90
1 . Thy Beaming Eyes, Op. 40. No. 3, E flat.
2. The Swan Bent Low, Op. 56, No. 2 B flat.
3. To a Wild Rose, Op. 51, No. 1, E.
4. Deserted, Op. 9, No. 1 , E flat.
5. To the Golden Rod, Op. 60, No. 3, A flat.
6. My Jean, Op. 34, No. 2, A.
Marshall, C. — I Hear You Calling Me. Solo. Alto in C. Soprano
in C. Publishers, Boosey and Co., N. Y. Copyright 1908.
[1927].
10!/2-inch, pp. 8 25
Massanet, J. — Elegie. Solo. Alto in E minor. Soprano in F
minor. French and English Texts. Publisher, C. Schirmer,
N. Y. Copyright 1884. [1927].
10i/2-inch, pp. 5 15
McGill, J. — Duna. Solo. Alto in E flat. Soprano in B flat.
Publishers, Boosey and Co., N. Y. Copyright 1914. [1927].
lOVz-inch, pp. 5 15
Mendelssohn, F. — "But the Lord is Mindful of His Own." Alto
solo (from "St. Paul.") Publisher, C. Schirmer, N. Y. [1928].
10 1/2 -inch, pp. 7 20
Mendelssohn, F. — If With All Your Heart. Solo (from "Elijah.")
Tenor in F. Publisher, C. Schirmer, N. Y. [1927].
1 0^2 -inch, pp. 7 20
Mendelssohn, F. — O Rest in the Lord. Alto solo (from "Elijah.")
Publisher, C. Schirmer, N. Y. [1928].
10V2-inch, pp. 7 20
Metcalf, J. W. — Absent. Solo. Soprano or Tenor in A. Pub-
lisher, A. P. Schmidt, N. Y. Copyright 1899. [1932].
10!/2-inch, pp. 5 15
Mozart, W. A. — Lord, We Pray Thee. Solo. Soprano in F.
English Text only (from a Collection called "Famous Songs.")
Publishers, J. Church Co., N. Y. Copyright 1903. [1925].
1 0 V2 -inch, pp. 7 20
Nevin, E. — Jesu, Jesu, Miserere. Solo. Soprano in F. Alto
in E flat. Publisher, C. Schirmer, N. Y. Copyright 1890.
[1928].
1 0y2-inch, pp. 6 20
Nevin, E. — The Rosary. Solo. Alto in B flat. Soprano in F.
French, Cerman and English Texts. Publisher, G. Schir-
mer, N. Y. Copyright 1898. [1927].
1 0 Vi -inch, pp. 7 20
Olcott, C. and Ball, E. R. — Mother Machree. Solo. Soprano
in F. Publisher, G. Schirmer, N. Y. [1928].
lOVi-inch, pp. 5 15
Olcott, C. — Mother Machree. Solo. Alto in B flat. Publisher,
G. Schirmer, N. Y. Copyright 1881. [1927].
10!/2-inch, pp. 5 15
Puccini, C. — They Call Me Mimi. ("La Boheme.") Solo.
Soprano in D. Alto in B flat. Italian and English Texts.
Publishers, G. Ricordi and Co., N. Y. [1928].
10!/2-inch, pp. 14 45
Rasbach, O. — Trees. Solo. High Voice in E. Publisher, G.
Schirmer, N. Y. Copyright 1922. [1930].
10^2 -inch, pp. 5 15
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VOCAL MUSIC
Reichardt, L. — When the Roses Bloom. Solo. Soprano in G.
German and English Texts. Publisher, C. Fischer, N. Y.
[1926].
lOVz-inch, pp. 4 . . , $ .15
Rimsky-Korsakow, N. — A Song of India. (Chanson Indoue).
Solo. Soprano in G. French and English Texts. Publisher,
G. Schirmer, N. Y. Copyright 1912. [1928].
10V2-inch, pp. 7 20
Rimsky-Korsakow, N. — A Song of India. Solo. Alto in E
flat. French and English Texts. Publisher, G. Schirmer, N. Y.
Copyright 1912. [1927].
10!/2-inch, pp. 7 20
Rogers, J. H. — Love Has Wings. Solo. Publisher, G. Schir-
mer, N. Y. Copyright 1901. [1932].
101/2 -inch. High Voice in A, pp. 7 20
Medium Voice in G, pp. 7 20
Rubinstein, A. — "To Me Thou Art a Flower." (Du bist wie eine
Blume), Op. 32, No. 5. Solo. High Voice, F. Low
Voice, E flat. German and English Texts. Publishers, G.
Schirmer, N. Y. Copyright 1912. [1930].
10!/2-inch. High Voice, pp. 6 20
Low Voice, pp. 6 20
Saint-Saens, C. — Mon coeur s'ouvre a ta voix. (My Heart at
Thy Sweet Voice). Solo (from "Samson and Dalila.")
Mezzo-Soprano in D flat. Alto in C. French and English
Texts. Publisher, G. Schirmer, N. Y. Copyright 1911.
[1928].
lOl/2-inch, pp. 15 45
Saint-Saens, C. — Since Every Soul. Solo. Medium in E. Pub-
lisher, G. Schirmer, N. Y. Copyright 1887. [1925].
lOVi-inch, pp. 9 30
Sehubert, F. — Ave Maria. Solo. Soprano in B flat. German
and English Texts. Publisher, C. Fischer, N. Y. Copyright
1911. [1926].
lOMz-inch, pp. 1 1 35
Schubert, F. — Cradle Song (Wiegenlied) , Op. 98. Solo. Soprano
in A flat. German and English Texts. Publisher, C. Fischer,
N. Y. Copyright 1921. [1925].
lO'/z-inch, pp. 5 15
Schubert, F. — Faith in Spring. Solo. Soprano in A flat. German
and English Texts. Publisher, C. Fischer, N. Y. Copyright
1911. [1925].
lOl/2-inch, pp. 8 25
Schubert, F. — Hark! Hark! the Lark. Solo. Soprano in C.
German and English Texts. Publisher, G. Schirmer, N. Y.
lOVz-inch, pp. 5 15
Schubert, F. — Hedge Roses (Haidenroslein) . Solo. High Voice,
G. Medium Voice, E. Low Voice, D. English and German
Texts. Publishers, G. Schirmer, N. Y. [1930].
10V2-inch. High Voice, pp. 5 15
Medium Voice, pp. 5 15
Low Voice, pp. 5 15
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VOCAL MUSIC
Schubert, F. — Litany (All Soul's Day) . Solo. Soprano in E
flat. German and English Texts. Publisher, C. Fischer, N. Y.
Copyright 1921. [19251.
101/2-inch, pp. 6 $ .20
Schubert, F. — My Sweet Repose, Op. 59. Solo. Soprano in E
flat. German and English Texts. Publisher, C. Fischer,
N. Y. Copyright 1921. [1925].
10!/2-inch, pp. 9 30
Schubert, F. — Praise of Tears, Op. 13. Solo. Soprano in D.
German and English Texts. Publisher, C. Fischer, N. Y.
Copyright 1921. [1925].
10!/2-inch, pp. 9 30
Schubert, F. — Serenade. Solo. Soprano in D minor. Publisher,
C. Fischer, N. Y. Copyright 1911. [1925].
10 V2 -inch, pp. 10 30
Schubert, F. — The Carrier Dove. Solo. Soprano in G. German
and English Texts. Publisher, C. Fischer, N. Y. Copy-
right 1911. [1926].
10V2-inch, pp. 14 45
Schubert, F. — The Erl-King (Erlkonig), Op. 1. Solo. High
Voice, G minor. Medium! Voice, F minor. Low Voice, E
minor. German and English Texts. Publishers, G. Schirmer,
N. Y. Copyright 1902. [1930].
101/2 -inch. High Voice, pp. 1 5 45
Medium Voice, pp. 15 45
Low Voice, pp. 15 45
Schubert, F. — The Trout. Solo. Soprano in D flat. Publisher, C.
Fischer, N. Y. Copyright 1911. [1926].
10!/2-inch, pp. 9 30
Schubert, F. — The Wanderer (Der Wanderer), Op. 4. Solo.
High or Medium Voice in C sharp minor, English, German
and French Texts. Low Voice, B minor, English and
German Texts. Publisher, G. Schirmer, N. Y. [1930].
10 1/2 -inch. High or Medium Voice, pp. 12 35
Low Voice, pp. 10 30
Schubert, F. — To be Sung on the Water. Solo. Soprano in
A flat. German and English Texts. Publisher, C. Fischer,
N. Y. Copyright 1911. [1926].
10!/2-inch, pp. 11 35
Schubert, F. — Who is Sylvia? (Was ist Sylvia?) Solo. High
Voice, A. Low Voice, F. English and German Texts. Pub-
lisher, G. Schirmer, N. Y. [1930].
10!/2-inch. High Voice, pp. 7 20
Low Voice, pp. 7 20
Schumann, R. — A Flower to Me Thou Seemest. Solo, Op. 25.
Soprano in A flat. German and English Texts. Publisher, C.
Fischer, N. Y. Copyright 1913. [1925].
10y2-inch, pp. 6 20
Schumann, R. — Dedication. Solo. Soprano in A flat. German
and English Texts. Publisher, C. Fischer, N. Y. Copy-
right 1913. [1926].
lOVi-inch, pp. 10 30
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VOCAL MUSIC
Schumann, R. — I'll not Complain. Solo. Alto in B flat. German
and English Texts. [1926].
1016-inch, pp. 7 $ .20
Schumann, R. — Lady-Bird, Op. 79, No. 14. Solo. Soprano
in F. German and English Texts. Publisher, C. Fischer,
N. Y. Copyright 1913. [1925].
lOVz-inch, pp. 7 20
Schumann, R. — Moonlight, Op. 39, No. 5. Solo. Soprano in
E. German and English Texts. Publisher, C. Fischer, N. Y.
Copyright 1913. [1925].
10!/2-inch, pp. 8 25
Schumann, R. — The Lotus Flower, Op. 25, No. 7. Solo. Soprano
in F. German and English Texts. Publisher, C. Fischer,
N. Y. Copyright 1913. [1925].
lCPA-inch, pp. 6 20
Schumann, R. — The Two Grenadiers. Solo. Soprano in B minor.
German and English Texts. Publisher, C. Fischer, N. Y.
Copyright 1913. [1926].
10!/2-inch, pp. 13 40
Schumann, R. — Thine Image, Op. 127, No. 2. Solo. Soprano
in E flat. Publisher, C. Fischer, N. Y. Copyright 1913.
[19251.
1 0!/2-inch, pp. 7 20
Schumann, R. — Woman's Life and Love, Op. 42, Nos. 1 -8
(Eight Songs). High Voice. German and English Tests.
Publishers, G. Schirmer, N. Y. Copyright 1918. [1930].
lO'/z-inch, pp. 63 1.90
23. Since mine eyes have seen him.
(Seit ich ihn gesehen).
24. He, the best of all.
(Er, der Herrlichste von Allen).
25. I can not, dare not believe it.
(Ich kann's nicht fassen, nicht glauben).
26. The Ring (Der Ring).
27. Help me, oh sisters.
(Helft mir, ihr Schwestern) .
28. Sweet my friend, thou viewest.
(Siisser Freund, du blickest).
29. Here on my bosom, here on my heart.
(An meinem Herzen, an meiner Brust) .
30. Now for the first time thou has giv'n me pain.
(Nun hast du mir den ersten Schmerz gethan).
Sieber, F. — Universal Song Edition. Forty Eight -Measure
Vocalises for Female Voices. Arranged by F. H. Haywood.
Selected from Op. 92 and 93. Publishers, Haywood Institute
of Universal Song, Publication Dept., N. Y. Copyright
1921. [1925].
10'/2-inch, pamphlet, pp. 53 1.60
Sieber, F. — Thirty-Six Eight-Measure Elementary Vocalises. Pub-
lishers, O. Ditson Co., Boston. (N. Y. I. E. B.). 9x12 inches.
Op. 92 — Soprano, pp. 51 1 .55
Op. 93 — Mezzo-Soprano, pp. 51 1.55
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Op. 94 — Alto, pp. 50 $ 1.50
Op. 95 — Tenor, pp. 50 1.50
Op. 96 — Baritone, pp. 45 1 .35
Op. 97— Bass, pp. 51 1.55
Spohr, L. — Rose Softly Blooming. Solo. Soprano in F. (From
a collection called "Famous Songs.") Publishers, J. Church
Co., N. Y. Copyright 1902. [1925].
10!/2-inch, pp. 6 20
Strauss, R. — Night. Solo. Alto in B flat. German and English
Texts. Publishers, O. Ditson Co., N. Y. Copyright 1905.
[1926].
10V2-inch, pp. 8 25
Strauss, R. — Serenade (Standchen). Solo. High Voice, F sharp.
Medium Voice, D. English and German Texts. Publisher,
G. Schirmer, N. Y. Copyright 1892. [1930].
High Voice, pp. 9 30
Medium Voice, pp. 10 .30
Thayer, W. A. — My Laddie (A Scotch Love Song) . Solo. High
Voice, G. Low Voice, E flat. Publisher, G. Schirmer, N. Y.
Copyright 1906. [1930].
10 1/2 -inch.
High Voice, pp. 6 20
Low Voice, pp. 6 ............. . 20
Thomas, A. — Dost Thou Know? (Connais tu le pays?). Solo
(from "Mignon.") Soprano in E flat. Alto in C. Ital-
ian, French and English Texts. Publisher, G. Schirmer, N. Y.
Copyright 1913. [1928].
lOVz-inch, pp. 13 40
Tosti, F. P. — Beauty's Eyes. Solo. High Voice, G. Medium
Voice, E flat. Low Voice, C. Publisher, G. Schirmer, N. Y.
[1930]. 10i/2-inch.
High Voice, pp. 7 20
Medium Voice, pp. 8 25
Low Voice, pp. 7 .20
Tosri, F. P. — Good- Bye. Solo. Alto in E flat. Soprano in G.
Publisher, G. Schirmer, N. Y. Copyright 1881. [1927].
10i/2-inch, pp 11 35
Wagner, R. — To the Evening Star. Solo (from "Tannhauser.")
Tenor in A. Bass in E flat. German, Italian and English
Texts. Publisher, G. Schirmer, N. Y. [1928].
10i/2-inch, pp 1 1 35
Ward, J. — Gregorian Chant. Music Fourth Year. (Catholic).
By Permission of the Catholic Education Press, Washington,
D. C. In three volumes.
10i/2-inch, Vol. 1— pp. 140 4.20
Vol. 2— pp. 110 3.30
Vol. 3— pp. 1 02 3.05
Woodman, R. H. — An Open Secret (A Spring Song) . Solo. High
Voice, D flat. Low Voice, B flat. Publisher, G. Schirmer,
N. Y. Copyright 1925. [1930].
10 1/2 -inch.
High Voice, pp. 8 . .25
, Low Voice, pp. 8 25
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VOCAL MUSIC
Young, A. — Phyllis Has Such Charming Graces. (Arr. by
H. L. Wilson). Soprano in B flat minor. Alto in C minor.
Publishers, Boosey and Co., N. Y. Copyright 1899. [1928].
10V2-inch, pp. 7. .... $ .20
CHORUS MUSIC FOR MIXED VOICES
Beethoven, L. — "Hallelujah." (From the "Mount of Olives.")
With piano accompaniment. Publisher, C. Schirmer, N. Y.
[1926].
10!/2-inch, pamphlet, pp. 27 80
Cadman, C. W. — At Dawning. (I Love You). With piano ac-
companiment. Publishers, 0. Ditson Co., N. Y. Copyright
1924. [1927].
10!/2-inch, pp. 8 25
Chant. — The Lord's Prayer. With piano accompaniment.
1 0^2 -inch, pp. 2 05
Cowen, F. H. — Bridal Chorus (from "The Rose Maiden"). With
piano accompaniment. Publisher, C. Schirmer, N. Y. [1931].
lOI/z-inch, pp. 26 80
Faning, E. — Song of the Vikings. With piano accompaniment.
Publisher, C. Schirmer, N. Y. [1931].
1 (m-inch, pp. 28 85
Faning, E. — The Miller's Wooing. With piano accompaniment.
Publisher, G. Schirmer, N. Y. [1931].
10!/2-inch, pp. 24 75
Friml, R. — In Sapphire Seas. (From "The Firefly). Mixed
Chorus with Soprano Solo. Publisher, G. Schirmer, N. Y.
Copyright 1912. [1931].
1016-inch, pp. 10 30
Handel, C. F. — Hallelujah Chorus. (From "The Messiah.")
Publishers, Waller Music Company, Cincinnati. [1926].
10 Vz -inch, pamphlet, pp. 21 65
Molloy, J. H. — Love's Old Sweet Song. (just a Song at Twi-
light). Arranged by N. C. Page. With piano accompani-
ment. Publishers, O. Ditson Co., Boston. Copyright 1906.
[1931].
lOVi-inch, pp. 15 45
Noble, T. T. — Souls of the Righteous. With piano accompani-
ment. Publisher, G. Schirmer, N. Y. Copyright 1909.
[1927].
10i/2-inch, pp. 12 35
Stainer, J. — God so Loved the World. (From the "Crucifixion.")
With piano accompaniment. Publishers, H. W. Gray Co.,
N. Y. [1931].
lOVz-incb, pp. 11 35
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CHORUS MUSIC FOR MIXED VOICES
Strauss, J. — Greeting to Spring. (Blue Danube Waltz), Op. 314.
With piano accompaniment. Publishers, O. Ditson Co.,
Boston. Copyright 1903. [1931].
lOVi-inch, pp. 36 $ 1.10
Sullivan, A. — Madrigal, (from "The Mikado.") With piano
accompaniment. Publishers, Wm. A. Pond and Co., N. Y.
Copyright 1885. [1931].
10V2-inch, pp. 12 35
Wagner, R. — Pilgrim's Chorus (from "Tannhauser.") With
piano accompaniment. Publishers, O. Ditson Co., N. Y.
Copyright 1907. [1927].
lOVz-inch, pp. 12 35
Wilson, H. L. — Carmena. Vocal Waltz for Mixed Voices.
(Arr. by N. C. Page). Publishers, O. Ditson Co., Boston.
Copyright 1907. [1931].
lOVz-inch, pp. 25 75
ORGAN MUSIC
Bach, J. S. — Eight Little Preludes and Fugues. Publishers, O.
Ditson Co., N. Y. Copyright 1922. [1927].
lOVi-inch, pp. 85 2.55
Bach, J. S.— New Year's Day (In dir ist Freude) . (N. Y. I. E. B) .
PP. 5 15
Bach, ). S. — Praeludium et Fuga, Book 3, No. 4. Publisher,
C. F. Peters, Leipzig, Germany. [1928].
lOVz-inch, pp. 15 45
Bach, J. S. — Praeludium et Fuga, Book 3, No. 5. C. F. Peters,
Leipzig, Germany. [1931].
lOVi-inch, pp. 13 40
Bach, J. S. — Praeludium et Fuga, Book 3, No. 10. Publisher,
C. F. Peters, Leipzig, Germany. [1928].
lOVi-inch, pp. 7 20
Bach, J. S. — Trio Sonatas I and III. Publisher, C. F. Peters,
Leipzig, Germany.
10^2 -inch, pamphlet, pp. 39 1.20
Beethoven, L. — Andante con moto. (From "The Fifth Sym-
phony.") Publishers, T. Presser Co., Philadelphia. [1926].
lOVi-inch, pp. 9 30
Borowski, F. — Sonata, No. 1 . Publishers, Laudy and Co., London,
W, England. Copyright 1904. [1928].
10'/2-inch, pp. 40 1.20
Buck, D. — At Evening, "Idylle," Op. 52. Publisher, G. Schir-
mer, N. Y. [1927].
10'/2-inch, pp. 13 40
Buck, D. — Studies in Pedal Phrasing, Op. 28. Publisher, G.
Schirmer, N. Y. Copyright 1922. [1926].
10!/2-inch, pp. 62 1.85
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Derhier, C. M. — Gavotte. Publisher, C. Schirmer, N. Y. Copy-
right 1910. [1927].
10'/2-inch, pp. 7 $ .20
Dethier, C. M. — Lied. Publishers, j. Fischer and Bro., N. Y.
Copyright 1900. [1926].
10!/2-inch, pamphlet, pp. 11 35
Dubois, T. — Twelve Pieces for the Organ. Edited for American
Organs by C. H. Morse. Publisher, C. Schirmer, N. Y. Copy-
right 1901. [1927].
lO'/z-inch, pp. 55 1.65
3. Toccata in C.
6. Choral-Prelude in A minor.
9.. March of the Magi Kings in E.
10. Offertoire in E flat.
11. Catilene Nuptiale, Nuptial Song in A flat.
12. Grand Chorus in B flat.
Dvorak, A. — Largo (from "The New World Symphony.") Pub-
lishers, O. Ditson Co., N. Y. Copyright 1925. [1927].
1014-inch, pp. 12 35
Faulkes, W. — Scherzo in D minor, Op. 155, No. 3. Publishers,
O. Ditson Co., N. Y. Copyright 1913. [1926].
lOVi-inch, pp. 8 25
Foore, A. — Cantilena in G, Op. 71, No. 1. Publisher, A. P.
Schmidt, Boston. Copyright 1910. [1932].
10/2-inch, pp. 6 20
Foore, A. — Nocturne. Op. 50, No. 6. Publishers, A. P.
Schmidt Co., N. Y. Copyright 1902. [1926].
10!/2-inch, pp. 8 25
Franck, C. — Andantino, in G minor. Publishers, O. Ditson Co.,
N. Y. [1927].
lOVi-inch, pp. 13 40
Guilmanr, A. — Allegretto in B minor, Op. 19, No. 1. Publisher,
G. Schirmer, N. Y. [1927].
10!/2-inch, pp. 17 50
Guilmanr, A. — Caprice. Op. 20, No. 3. Publisher, G. Schirmer,
N. Y. [1927].
lOVfc-.inch, pp. 20 60
Guilmanr, A. — First Sonata, Op. 42. Publisher, G. Schirmer,
N. Y. Copyright 1876. [1930],
lOVz-inch, pp. 58 1.75
Guilmanr, A. — Funeral March, Op. 17, No. 2. Key of C and
C minor. Publisher, G. Schirmer, N. Y. [1927].
lOVi-inch, pp. 26 80
Guilmanr, A. — Grand Chorus, Op. 18, No. 1. Publisher, G.
Schirmer, N. Y. [1927],
lOVz-inch, pp. 20 60
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Guilmant, A. — Marche Religieuse, Op. 15, No. 2, Key of F.
Publisher, G. Schirmer, N. Y. [1926].
lOVz-inch, pp. 17 $ .50
Guilmant-, A. — Scherzo in F, Op. 16, No. 4. Publisher, G.
Schirmer, N. Y. [1927].
lO'/z-inch, pp. 13 40
Guilmant, A. — Second Meditation, Op. 20, No. 2, Key of F
sharp minor. Publisher, G. Schirmer, N. Y. [1927].
10!/2-inch, pp. 9 30
Guilmant, A. — Sonata, No. 5, Op. 80, in C minor (1st move-
ment) . Publisher, B. Schott's Sohne, Mainz-Leipzig,
Germany. Copyright 1913. [1929].
lOVfe-inch, pp. 16 50
Guilmant, A. — The Fourth Sonata in D minor, Op. 61. Publisher,
G. Schirmer, N. Y. Copyright 1886. [1927].
1014-inch, pp. 53 1.60
Handel, G. F. — Largo (from "Xerxes.") Publishers, T. Presser
Co., Philadelphia. Copyright 1904. [1928].
10V2-inch, pp. 8 25
Harker, F. F. — In the Twilight, Op. 43. Publisher, G. Schirmer,
N. Y. Copyright 1909. [1927].
1072-inch, pp. 11 35
Jenkins, C. — Dawn. Publishers, J. Fischer and Bro., N. Y. Copy-
right 1922. [1932].
10y2-inch, pp. 11 35
Kinder, R. — Arietta. Publishers, J. Fischer and Bro., N. Y. Copy-
right 1923. [1932].
lOVz-inch, pp. 11 35
Kinder, R. — Berceuse. Publisher, G. Schirmer, N. Y. Copy-
right 1904. [1926].
lOVi-inch, pp. 7 20
Kinder, R. — Grand Choeur in "A." Publisher, G. Schirmer, N. Y.
Copyright 1909. [1927].
10l/2-inch, pp. 22 65
Kinder, R. — Idyll. Publisher, G. Schirmer, N. Y. Copyright 1907.
[1927].
10V2-inch, pp. 13 40
Kinder, R. — In Moonlight. Publishers, J. Fischer and Bro., N. Y.
Copyright 1913. [1927].
10V2-inch, pp 5 15
Kinder, R. — Tocatta in D. Publishers, J. Fischer and Bro., N. Y.
Copyright 1912. [1927].
lOVz-inch, pp. 21 65
Macfarlane, W. C. — Adoration. (By permission of the Com-
poser). (Published in Braille only.) (N. Y. I. E. B.)
10!/2-inch, pp. 10 30
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Mendelssohn, F. — Sonatas I and II. Publisher, C. Schirmer, N. Y.
Copyright 1924. [1927].
10!/2-inch.
Sonata I, Op. 65, pp. 44 $ 1 .35
Sonata II, Op. 65, pp. 25 75
Mendelssohn, F. — Sonata, Op. 65, No. 3. Publisher, C. Schir-
mer, N. Y. Copyright 1924. [1931].
lOVz-inch, pp. 25 75
Mendelssohn, F. — Wedding March (from "Midsummer Night's
Dream.") Publisher, C. Schirmer, N. Y. Copyright 1906.
[1927].
10/2-inch, pp. 12 35
Meyerbeer, C. — Coronation March (from "The Prophet.") Pub-
lishers, O. Ditson Co., N. Y. [1927].
10/2 -inch, pp. 10 30
Miller, R. K. — Epilogue, Op. No. 2. Publisher, C. Schirmer, N. Y.
Copyright 1897. [1927].
101/2-inch, pp. 15 45
Miller, R. K. — Nocturne, Op. 6, No. 1. Publisher, C. Schir-
mer, N. Y. Copyright 1924. [1932].
lOli-inch, pp. 10 .30
Nevin, C. B. — Will-o'-the-Wisp. Publisher, C. F. Summy Co.,
Chicago Copyright 1914. [1932].
1014-inch, pp. 6 20
Raff, J. — Cavatina. Publisher, C. Schirmer, N. Y. Copyright
1882. [1932].
lOVz-inch, pp. 9 30
Rheinberger, J. — Pastoral Sonata in C, Op. 88. Publisher,
C. Schirmer, N. Y. Copyright 1909. [1926].
10/2-inch, pamphlet, pp. 38 1.15
Rogers, J. H. — Christmas Pastorale. Publisher, C. Schirmer, N. Y.
Copyright 1908. [1926].
10V2-inch, pp. 9 . . 30
Rogers, J. H. — Grand Choeur. Publisher, C. Schirmer, N. Y.
Copyright 1908. [1926].
10!/2-inch, pp. 10 .30
Rogers, J. H. — Suite for Organ. Publisher, C. Schirmer, N. Y.
Copyright 1905. [1932].
10/2-inch, pp. 41 1.25
Prologue — C minor.
March — E flat.
Intermezzo — C.
Toccato — C minor.
Sainr-Saens, C. — Rhapsodie No. 1 , on Breton Melodies. Pub-
lisher, C. Schirmer, N. Y. [1927].
10!/2-inch, pp. 12 35
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Schubert, F. — Marche Heroique, No. 1, Op. 27. Publishers,
Ricault and Co., Paris, France. [1928].
lOVi-inch, pp. 11 $ .35
Schumann, R. — Evening Song. Publisher, C. Schirmer, N. Y.
Copyright 1924. [1932].
lOVz-inch, pp. 4 15
Schumann, R. — Traumerei. Arr. for Pipe Organ by A. Guil-
mant. Publishers, J. Fischer and Bro., N. Y. Copyright
1898. [1927].
101/2-inch, pp. 5 15
Sroughron, R. S. — Dreams. Publishers, White-Smith Music Pub-
lishing Co., Chicago. Copyright 1917. [1927].
1014-inch, pp. 10 30
Sroughron, R. S. — Within a Chinese Garden. Publishers, White-
Smith Music Publishing Co., Chicago. Copyright 1917.
[1927].
lOVi-inch, pp. 6 20
Svendsen, J. S. — Coronation March. Arr. by N. H. Allen. Pub-
lisher, C. Schirmer, N. Y. Copyright 1890. [1927].
10/2-inch, pp. 17 50
Thomas, A. — Entr'acte Gavotte de Mignon. Publisher, G. Schir-
mer, N. Y. Copyright 1888. [1932].
10!/2-inch, pp. 6 20
Verdi, C. — Grand March (from "Aida.") Arr. for Pipe Organ
by H. R. Shelley. Publisher, G. Schirmer, N. Y. 1885.
[1927].
lOVi-inch, pp. 16 50
Wagner, R. — Bridal March (from "Lohengrin.") Arr. for
Pipe Organ by E. Douglas. Publisher, G. Schirmer, N. Y.
Copyright 1906. [1927].
10!/2-inch, pp. 8 25
Wagner, R. — Pilgrim's Chorus (from "Tannhauser.") Arr.
for Pipe Organ by P. W. Orem. Publishers, T. Presser Co.,
Philadelphia. Copyright 1904. [1928].
10!/2-inch, pp. 8 25
Wagner, R. — March (from "Tanhauser") Arr. for Pipe Organ by
T. Dubois. Publishers, T. Presser Co., Philadelphia. Copy-
right 1904. [1928].
10i/2-inch, pp. 15 45
Wood, W. C. — Original Composition for the Organ, No. 108,
"Toccata in D minor." Publishers, Novello and Co.,
Ltd., London, England. (N. Y. I. E. B.)
10i/2-inch, pp. 17 50
VIOLIN MUSIC
Hofmann, R. — First Studies for Violin in First Position, Op. 25,
Book I. Publisher, G. Schirmer, N. Y. Copyright 1906.
[1927].
10i/2-inch, pp. 44 80
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Kayser, H. E. — The Study of the Position for the Violin, Op. 67.
Publisher, C. Schirmer, N. Y. Copyright 1906. [1927].
1014-inch, pp. 42 $ .75
Kayser, H. E. — Thirty-Six Elementary and Progressive Studies,
Op. 20. Publisher, C. Schirmer, N. Y. Copyright 1915.
[1929].
101/2-inch, pp. 99 2.65
Kayser, H. E. — Violin II; Second Violin Accompaniment to
"The Study of the Positions for the Violin," Op. 67. Pub-
lisher, C. Schirmer, N. Y. Copyright 1906. [1927].
lOVz-inch, pp. 23 45
Mazas, F. — Thirty Special Studies for the Violin, Op. 36, Book
I. Publisher, C. Schirmer, N. Y. Copyright 1 898. [1927].
10!/2-inch, pp. 81 2.30
Mazas, F. — Twenty-seven Brilliant Studies for the Violin, Op. 36,
Book II. Publisher, C. Schirmer, N. Y. Copyright 1898.
[1928].
10!/2-inch, pp. 84 2.35
Mirrell, P.— Popular Graded Course, Book 1 (29 pieces), for
Violin and Piano. Publishers, C. Schirmer, N. Y. Copy-
right 1908. [1929].
10!/2-inch, pp. 132 3.95
1. Historiette (A Story), Bloch, C.
2. Romance, Bloch, C.
3. Valsette (Short Waltz), Bloch, C.
4. Marche (March), Bloch, C.
5. Souvenir (Remembrance), Bloch, G.
6. Pastorale, Sitt, Op. 26, No. 2, G.
7. Zurl Guitarre (For Guitar), Reinecke, Op. 122a, D.
8. Reverie (Revery), Fauchcux, G.
9. Der Kukuk and der Wandersmann (The Cuckoo and the Wan-
derer) , Vilkmann, Op. 11, No. 5, F.
10. Priere du matin (Morning Prayer), Tschaikowsky, Op. 39,
No. 1 , G.
II. La nouvelle poupee (The New Doll), Tschaikowsky, Op. 39,
No. 9, B flat.
12. Andante, Ehrhardt, Op. 20, No. 1, C.
13. Valse (Waltz), Dancla, Op. 123, No. 2, C.
14. Le petit Tambourin (The Little Drummer), Pappini, Op.
83, No. 1, D.
15. Landlicher Tanz (Slow Waltz), Reinecke, G.
16. Hochzeitsmarsch (Wedding March), Moffat, F.
17. In der Muhle (In the Mill), Volkmann, Op. 11, No. 1, F.
18. Le premier sourire (The First Smile), Lagye, Op. 34, F.
19. Minuet, Eichhorn, Op. 17, No. 6, G.
20. Romance, Lagye, Op. 20, F.
21. Gavotte, Sitt, Op. 26, No. 4, G minor.
22. Cavatina, Schmidt, Op. 41, D.
23. Serenade, Eberhardt, Op. 86, No. 4, D.
24. Polka, Dancla, Op. 123, No. 6, F.
25. Tarantella, Sitt, Op. 26, No. 12, A minor.
26. Kleine Suite (Little Suite), Reinecke, Op. 174a, No. 10,
E minor.
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27. Derniere Pensee de Weber (Weber's Last Thought) , Dancla,
Op. 86, No. 6, B flat.
28. Variations on the Russian Folksong, (The Red Sarafan) , Weiss,
Op. 38, No. 40, E.
29. Variations on the Austrian Folksong, Weiss, Op. 38, No. 36, A.
Mittell, P. — Popular Graded Course, Book II (21 pieces), for
Violin and Piano. Publisher, C. Schirmer, N. Y. Copyright
1909. [1929].
lOVz-inch, pp. 120 $ 3.60
1. Schifferlied (Boatman's Song), Hauser, Op. 16, No. 1, F.
2. Dorflied (Village Song), Hauser, Op. 29, No. 5, F.
3. Le Reve d'un Ange (The Angel's Dream), Lagye, Op. 18, C.
4. Saeterjentens Sondag (The Alpine Maid's Sunday) , Ole Bull, D.
5. Melodie, Moszkowski, Op. 18, No. 1, F.
6. Barcarolle, Dancla, Op. 187, No. 12, C.
7. Minuet, Dancla, Op. 187, No. 8, C.
8. Meditation sur le l-er Prelude de J. S. Bach, (Ave Maria),
Gounod, C.
9. Traumerei (Dreaming), Schumann, F.
10. Zarte Melodie (Suave Melody), Huber, Op. 99, No. 2, D.
11. Romance, Dancla, Op. 187, No. 10, A.
12. Chant sans Paroles, Tschaikowsky, Op. 2, No. 3, F.
13. Berceuse slave, (Slavonic Cradle Song), Neruda, Op. 11, D
minor.
14. Melodie, Bloch, Op. 7, No. 2, G.
15. Berceuse (Cradle Song), Reber, G.
16. Elegie des Erinnyes (Melody), Massenet, Op. 10, No. 5, E
minor.
17. Air Varie No. 14, Beriot, G.
18. Spanischer Tanz (Spanish Dance), Moszkowski, Op. 12, No.
1, C.
19. Plaisir d'Amour (Delight of Love), Dancla, Op. 86, No. 12, D.
20. Gavotte, Popper, Op. 23, D.
21. Landler, Bohm, Op. 187, No. 6, G.
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13. Berceuse, Greig, Op. 38, G.
14. Entr' Acte-Gavotte from "Mignon," Thomas, A.
15. La Cinguantaine, Gabriel-Marie, A minor.
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17. Menuet from Quintet in E, Boccherini, A.
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9. Canzonetta, Op. 35, No. 3, Codard, B flat.
10. Gavotte, Op. 314, No. 3, Bohm, G.
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LEWIS & PARSONS
INCORPORATED
LOUISVILLE, KY
SIXTY-SIXTH REPORT
of the
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
of the
American Printing House for the Blind
Incorporated
Louisville ♦ Kentucky
to
The Congress of the United States,
The General Assembly of Kentucky
and
The Governors of the States of the Union
For the Year Ending June 30, 1934
Published January, 1935
Lewis & Parsons Co.
Louisville, Ky.
Officers
July 1, 1933 — June 30, 1934
President
JOHN W. BARR, Jr.
Vice-President
EDWARD M. VAN CLEVE
Secretary and Superintendent
A. C. ELLIS
Treasurer
CITIZENS UNION NATIONAL BANK
Publications Committee
G. E. LINEBERRY GEORGE S. WILSON B. S. JOICE
Advisory Committee to Act in Cooperation with
Publications Committee
A. J. CALDWELL
JOHN F. BLEDSOE EDWARD M. VAN CLEVE H. M. McMANAWAY
Trustees
JOHN W. BARR, Jr. STUART DUNCAN
JUDGE E. S. CLARKE PROF. R. P. HALLECK
HARRY DUMESNIL DR. R. A. KENT
R. C. BALLARD THRUSTON
And, ex-officio, every Superintendent or Principal of a Public Institution
for the Education of the Blind in the United States.
LIST OF THE PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS
FOR THE
EDUCATION OF THE BLIND IN THE UNITED STATES
The number of pupils, and the amount of the quota of each for the year
ending June 30, 1934, according to the law of Congress approved March 3,
1879, June 25, 1906, August 4, 1919, and December 22, 1927, entitled "An
Act to promote the Education of the Blind":
No. of Amount
Pupils of Quota
Alabama School for the Blind, White Dept., Talladega, Ala. 170 $2,022.52
Alabama School for the Negro Deaf and Blind, Talladega,
Ala 42 499.68
Arizona School for the Deaf and Blind, Tucson, Ariz 27 321.22
Arkansas School for the Blind, Little Rock, Ark 128 1,522.84
Atlanta Public Schools, Dept. for the Blind, Atlanta, Ga 7 83.28
Buffalo Board of Education, Classes for the Blind, Elementary
School No. 24, Buffalo, N. Y 17 202.25
California School for the Blind, Berkeley, Calif 114 1,356.28
Chicago Public Schools, Dept. for the Blind, Chicago, 111 74 880.39
Cincinnati Public Schools, Classes for the Blind, Cincinnati,
Ohio 12 142.77
Cleveland Public Schools, Dept. for the Blind, Cleveland, Ohio 31 368.81
Colorado School for the Deaf and the Blind, Colorado
Springs, Colo 57 678.14
Connecticut School for the Blind, Hartford, Conn 61 725.73
Connecticut Nursery for the Blind, Farmington, Conn 4 47.59
Detroit Public Schools, Braille and Sight Saving, Detroit,
Mich 49 582.94
Duluth Public Schools, Classes for the Blind, Duluth, Minn. 2 23.80
Eklutna Industrial School for the Blind, Eklutna, Alaska 16 190.36
Elizabeth Public Schools, Class for the Blind, Wm. Livingston
School No. 10, Elizabeth, N. J 3 35.69
Florida School for the Blind, St. Augustine, Fla 83 987.47
Georgia Academy for the Blind, Macon, Ga 109 1,296.80
Idaho State School for the Deaf and Blind, Gooding, Idaho 24 285.53
Illinois School for the Blind, Jacksonville, 111 240 2,855.32
Instituto Puertorriqueno De Ninos Ciegos, Santurce, P. R. 50 594.86
Iowa School for the Blind, Vinton, Iowa 174 2,070.11
Indiana School for the Blind, Indianapolis, Ind 153 1,820.27
Jersey City Public Schools, Classes for the Blind, School No.
30, Jersey City, N. J 13 154.66
Johnstown Public Schools, Dept. for the Blind, Johnstown,
Pa. 15 178.46
Kentucky School for the Blind, Louisville, Ky 170 2,022.53
Kansas School for the Blind, Kansas City, Kans 119 1,415.77
Long Beach Public Schools, Classes for the Blind, Long
Beach, Calif 2 23.80
Los Angeles Public Schools, Dept. for the Blind, Los An'
geles, Calif 59 701.94
Louisiana State School for the Blind, Baton Rouge, La 84 999.37
Louisiana State School for Negro Blind, Scotlandville, La 43 511.58
Maryland School for the Blind, Overlea, Md 101 1,201.62
Michigan Employment Institution for the Blind, Saginaw,
W. S., Mich 27 321.22
Michigan School for the Blind, Lansing, Mich 196 2,331.85
Milwaukee Public Schools, Dept. for the Blind, Milwaukee,
Wis 8 95.18
Minneapolis Public Schools, Dept. for the Blind, Minneap'
ohs, Minn 50 594.86
Minnesota School for the Blind, Faribault, Minn 119 1,415.77
Mississippi School for the Blind, Jackson, Miss 75 892.29
Missouri School for the Blind, St. Louis, Mo 105 1,249.21
Montana School for the Blind, Boulder, Mont 21 249.84
Nebraska School for the Blind, Nebraska City, Nebr 50 594.86
Newark Public Schools, Dept. for the Blind, Newark, N. J. 16 190.36
New Mexico School for the Blind, Alamogordo, N. M 90 1,070.75
New Orleans Public Schools, Classes for the Blind, John
Dibert School, New Orleans, La 9 107.08
New York Institute for the Education of the Blind, 999
Pelham Parkway, New York City 161 1,915.45
New York State School for the Blind, Batavia, N. Y 144 1,713.20
New York City Public Schools, Dept. for Blind, New York
City, N. Y 88 1,046.95
North Carolina School for the Blind, Raleigh, N. C 251 2,986.20
North Dakota School for the Blind, Bathgate, N. D 37 440.20
Ohio State School for the Blind, Columbus, Ohio 225 2,676.87
Oklahoma School for the Blind, Muskogee, Okla 137 1,629.92
Oklahoma Deaf, Blind and Orphan's Home for Colored Chih
dren, Taft, Okla 12 142.77
Oregon School for the Blind, Salem, Oregon 63 749.52
Paterson Public Schools, Dept. for the Blind, Paterson, N. J. 14 166.56
Pennsylvania Institution for the Instruction of the Blind,
Overbrook, Pa 224 2,664.97
Perkins Institution and Massachusetts School for the Blind,
Watertown, Mass 273 3,247.94
Piney Woods Country Life School, Piney Woods, Miss 18 214.15
Royer-Greaves School for the Blind, King of Prussia, Pa 19 226.05
School for the Deaf and Blind, Pasay Risal, P. 1 25 297.43
South Carolina School for the Deaf and the Blind, Cedar
Spring, S. C 93 1,106.44
South Dakota School for the Blind, Gary, S. D 45 535.38
St. Cloud School District, Dept. for the Blind, St. Cloud,
Minn 12 142.77
Tennessee School for the Blind, Nashville, Tenn 222 2,641.18
Territorial School for the Deaf and Blind, Honolulu, T. H. 25 297.43
Toledo Public Schools, Dept. for the Blind, Toledo, Ohio.... 6 71.38
Texas School for the Blind, Austin, Texas 216 2,569.80
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Texas Deaf and Dumb and Blind Institute for Colored
Youths, Austin, Texas 142 1,689.40
Utah School for the Blind, Ogden, Utah 23 273.64
Virginia School for the Deaf and the Blind, Staunton, Va. 104 1,237.31
Virginia School for the Colored Deaf and Blind, Newport
News, Va 36 428.30
Washington School for the Blind, Vancouver, Wash 95 1,130.24
Western Pennsylvania School for the Blind, Pittsburgh, Pa 166 1,974.94
West Virginia School for the Deaf and the Blind, Romney,
W. Va 115 1,368.18
West Virginia School for the Colored Deaf and Blind, Insti'
tute, W. Va 18 214.15
Wisconsin School for the Blind, Janesville, Wis 264 3,140.86
Youngstown Public Schools, Dept. for Blind, Youngstown,
Ohio 12 142.77
Total 6,304 $75,000.00
Per Capita— $11.8972
DISBURSEMENTS
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT ACCOUNT
July 1, 1933. to June 30, 1934
No. of
For What
Date Voucher
1933
To Whom Paid
Purpose
Amounts
July
31
9280
Payroll for July, 1933
Services
$3,930.00
Aug.
31
9281
The Holliston Mills
Bindery Materials
1,068.31
Aug.
31
9282
Revere Copper & Brass Co.
Brass Plate Blanks
129.95
Aug.
31
9283
American Zinc Products Co.
Zinc Plate Blanks
1,184.72
Aug.
31
9284
U. S. Rubber Products
Rubber Blankets
49.77
Aug.
31
9285
Seaman Paper Co.
Paper
1,026.26
Aug.
31
9286
Louisville Paper Co.
Paper
687.92
Aug.
31
9287
Queen City Paper Co.
Bindery Materials
1,237.55
Aug.
31
9288
Miller Paper Co.
Paper
213.78
Aug.
31
9289
Payroll for August, 1933
Services
4,625.00
Sept.
30
9290
American Zinc Products Co.
Zinc Plate Blanks
1,192.74
Sept.
30
9291
Miller Paper Co.
Paper
2,199.62
Sept.
30
9292
L. J. Hoelscher 6? Co.
Paper
774.63
Sept.
30
9293
Payroll for September, 1933
Services
4,565.00
Oct.
31
9294
Payroll for October, 1933
Services
3,510.00
Nov.
29
9295
Payroll for November, 1933
Services
569.06
Nov.
29
9296
Payroll for November, 1933
Services
1,235.00
1934
Jan.
31
9297
Pay-roll for January, 1934
Services
4,150.00
Feb.
28
9298
The Holliston Mills
Bindery Materials
316.02
Feb.
28
9299
U. S. Rubber Products
Rubber Blankets
18.60
Feb.
28
9300
Queen City Paper Co.
Bindery Materials
406.96
Feb.
28
9301
Miller Paper Co.
Paper
1,568.74
Feb.
28
9302
Payroll for February, 1934
Services
4,150.00
Mar.
31
9303
American Brass Co.
Brass Plate Blanks
1,230.14
Mar.
31
9304
Swift & Co.
Bindery Materials
271.95
Mar.
31
9305
Miller Paper Co.
Paper
1,270.27
Mar.
31
9306
Seaman Paper Co.
Paper
589.96
Mar.
31
9307
The Holliston Mills
Bindery Materials
139.94
Mar.
31
9308
Payroll for March, 1934
Services
5,187.90
Apr.
29
9309
Payroll for April, 1934
Services
5,184.70
Apr.
29
9310
Louis Dejonge & Co.
Bindery Materials
1,486.90
Apr.
29
9311
Miller Paper Co.
Paper
127.18
Apr.
29
9312
Swift & Co.
Bindery Materials
136.56
Apr.
29
9313
The Holliston Mills
Bindery Materials
478.54
Apr.
29
9314
American Zinc Products Co.
Zinc Plate Blanks
60.83
May
31
9315
Louisville Paper Co.
Paper
1,293.11
May
31
9316
Miller Paper Co.
Paper
366.40
May
31
9317
The Holliston Mills
Bindery Materials
41.45
May
31
9318
Seaman Paper Co.
Paper
614.85
May
31
9319
Crystal Springs Bleachery
Bindery Materials
377.90
May
31
9320
American Printing House for
the Blind
Reimbursement
10,218.15
May
31
9321
Payroll for May, 1934
Services
3,877.50
June
30
9322
Payroll for June, 1934
Services
1,878.84
June
30
9323
Payroll for June, 1934
Total
Services
1,348.00
$74,990.70
Federal Taxes on Checks
GRAND TOTAL
9.30
$75,000.00
AMERICAN PRINTING HOUSE FOR THE BLIND
CASH RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS
July 1, 1933 to June 30, 1934
RECEIPTS
Trade Customers $54,551.50
Quota Institutions 3,794.11
Scrap Material Sales 188.91
Interest 9.25
United States Government 75,000.00
Refunds 195.42
TOTAL RECEIPTS $133,739.19
CASH BALANCE JULY 1, 1933 20,842.20
TOTAL CASH TO ACCOUNT FOR 154,581.39
DISBURSEMENTS
Material $30,321.10
Payrolls 72,874.79
Manufacturing Exnense 3,918.24
Freight and Drayage 2,905.68
Insurance 1,347.83
Repairs 1,992.45
Postage 2,998.67
Traveling Expense 463.31
Miscellaneous Expense 3,776.97
Machinery and Equipment 3,880.79
New Store Room 6,312.89
Refunds Accounts Receivable 153.94
TOTAL DISBURSEMENTS $130,946.66
CASH BALANCE JUNE 30, 1934 23,634.73
TOTAL CASH ACCOUNTED FOR $154,581.39
BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE AMERICAN PRINTING
HOUSE FOR THE BLIND
July 2, 1934
Minutes of the Special Meeting of the Board of Trustees
At the Annual Meeting of the Board of Trustees of the American Printing
House for the Blind held July 3, 1933, the following action was taken:
"Upon motion, it was ordered that the Secretary, not later than
November 1, 1933, send out mimeographed copies of the rough draft of
the compilation of By-Laws, with the request that the superintendents send
in by January 1, 1934, any suggestions or additions to be incorporated in
a second draft. It was further directed that the second draft embodying
all suggestions be codified and a copy of same mailed to each member of
the Board of Trustees not later than April 1, 1934. The Secretary was
also directed to issue a call, under date of April 1, 1934, for a special
meeting of the Board of Trustees, to be held immediately preceding the
next Annual Meeting of the Board, for the specific purpose of approving
the proposed codification of the By-Laws."
Pursuant to the above motion, a Special Meeting of the Board of Trustees
was held July 2, 1934, at the Pendennis Club, Louisville, Kentucky, with the
following members present:
Mr. John W. Barr, Jr., President, Louisville, Kentucky.
Mr. Edward M. Van Cleve, Vice-President; Principal, New York Institute
for the Education of the Blind, New York, New York.
Mr. William E. Allen, Superintendent,, Texas School for the Blind, Austin,
Texas.
Mr. John F. Bledsoe, Superintendent, Maryland School for the Blind, Over-
lea, Maryland.
Dr. Olin H. Burritt, Principal, Pennsylvania Institution for the Instruction
of the Blind, Overbrook, Pennsylvania.
Mr. Frank M. Driggs, Superintendent, Utah School for the Blind, Ogden,
Utah.
Mr. Harry Dumesnil, Louisville, Kentucky.
Mr. Stuart Duncan, Louisville, Kentucky.
Mr. Charles A. Hamilton, Superintendent, New York State School for the
Blind, Batavia, New York.
Mr. B. S. Joice, Superintendent, Western Pennsylvania School for the
Blind, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
Dr. R. A. Kent, Louisville, Kentucky.
Mr. G. E. Lineberry, Superintendent, North Carolina School for the Blind
and the Deaf, Raleigh, North Carolina.
Mr. Clarence J. Settles, President, Florida School for the Blind, St. Augus-
tine, Florida.
Miss Olive I. Thompson, Superintendent, Kansas School for the Blind, Kan-
sas City, Kansas.
Mr. R. C Ballard Thruston, Louisville, Kentucky.
Mr. Mendus R. Vevle, Superintendent, Minnesota School for the Blind,
Faribault, Minnesota.
Mr. R. W. Woolston, Superintendent, Illinois School for the Blind, Jack-
sonville, Illinois.
The President, Mr. John W. Barr, Jr., presented to each member present a
copy of the proposed codification of the By-Laws. The provisions of the
proposed ByLaws were read and discussed article by article. After a full
discussion of several points these ByLaws were unanimously adopted in the
following form:
BY-LAWS
of the
American Printing House for the Blind
INCORPORATED
1839 Frankfort Avenue
Louisville, Kentucky
ARTICLE I
The Seal
The common seal of the American Printing House for the Blind, Inc.,
shall have inscribed thereon the full name of the institution, and the year of its
charter.
ARTICLE II
Board of Trustees
The members of the Board of Trustees shall be those provided for in the
State and Federal enactments affecting the Printing House, and shall hold their
offices subject to the provisions of said enactments.
ARTICLE III
Meetings of the Board of Trustees
The Annual Meeting of the Board of Trustees of the American Printing
House for the Blind, for the election of officers and other business, shall be held
in Louisville, Kentucky, in the month of July or in the month of August, and
special meetings may be called at any time by the President, and shall be called
on the request of five Trustees, presented in writing to the President of the
Board. Special meetings of the Board of Trustees may be held in the City of
Louisville, Kentucky, or at such other places as may be agreed upon by the
President and five or more Trustees. Due notice of the date and place of holding
the Annual Meeting shall be sent in writing to each Trustee by the Secretary at
least thirty days before the time of holding said meeting; and the time and
place of holding any special meeting shall be sent in writing or by telegraph
to each Trustee by the Secretary at least five days before the time of holding such
meeting. The Secretary shall also keep a summary record of the Minutes, in-
cluding a file of the reports made at all meetings, and shall keep these in a
bound volume provided for the purpose.
ARTICLE IV
Order of Business of Meetings
The order of business of the Annual Meetings, and of all special meetings,
in so far as consistent with the business at hand, shall be as follows:
1. Reading the Minutes of the previous meeting (and their approval).
2. Reports of the President, Superintendent and standing and temporary
committees.
3. Special Orders.
4. Unfinished Business and General Orders.
5. New Business.
6. Election of Officers for the coming year.
7. Election of Committees.
8. Adjournment.
ARTICLE V
Fiscal Year and Annual Reports
The fiscal year of the institution shall close on June 30th of each year,
and within three months thereafter there shall be published an Annual Report
of the American Printing House for the Blind containing a classified statement
of all receipts and expenditures, a balance sheet showing the value of all proper-
ties of the institution, the disbursements for the year from the United States
Government account, a list of the public institutions for the education of the
blind in the United States with their enrollments and quota allotments, together
with a statement of any change of policy in the management of the institution
and such other data regarding the Printing House as may be deemed interesting
or necessary by the members of the Board of Trustees.
ARTICLE VI
Quorum and Amendments
Five members of the Board of Trustees shall constitute a quorum for the
transaction of business at any Annual or special meeting; provided, that these
By-Laws shall not be altered, amended, or repealed except by a majority vote
at a meeting called for that purpose; provided, also, that a written or printed
notice shall be sent to each Trustee at least sixty days before the time fixed for
holding such meeting, which notice shall set forth the proposed alterations; and,
provided further, that no amendments, alteration or repeal of any By-Law shall
be made at any meeting at which less than fifteen Trustees are present.
ARTICLE VII
Officers
The officers of the Board of Trustees shall consist of a President, Vice-
President, Secretary and Treasurer, who shall be elected at the Annual Meetings
and who shall hold their offices for one year or until their successors are duly
elected and qualified. Any vacancy occurring shall be filled by the Executive
Committee pending action of the Board of Trustees. Their powers and duties
shall be as follows:
a. The PRESIDENT shall exercise general supervision and administration
over all the affairs of the Printing House. He shall, when present, preside at all
meetings of the Board of Trustees or the Executive Committee, and shall appoint
such temporary committees not herein provided for as may be deemed necessary.
He shall, subject to the provisions of the Charter, sign all bonds and notes per-
taining to the business and affairs of the institution, and all contracts, deeds,
liens and other instruments of a special nature. He shall be ex-ofRcio a member
of all committees.
b. The VICE-PRESIDENT of the American Printing House for the Blind
shall, in the absence, inability or refusal to act of the President, be vested with
all of the powers of the President and may be required to perform all his duties.
He shall perform such other duties as may be prescribed by the Board of Trustees.
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c. The SECRETARY shall keep Minutes of all the meetings of the Board
of Trustees and of the Executive Committee. Under the direction of the
President, he shall issue, or cause to be issued, all calls for meetings of the Board
of Trustees, and of the Executive Committee, and shall notify all officers, Trustees
and members of committees of their election or appointment to office. He shall
have the custody of the seal of the institution, and shall affix the same to such
instruments as shall require it. He shall have charge of the books and records
of the Board of Trustees and of the institution, and shall make reports to the
Trustees from time to time as required. He shall be especially responsible for
the preparation and preservation of the following:
1. Books of Minutes.
2. Files of reports of committees.
3. Bound copies of the Annual Reports.
4. Bound copies of the Annual Audits prepared under the direction of
the Executive Committee.
5. Annual inventories.
6. Catalogs of publications.
7. Acts of legislation and special Government reports affecting the Amer-
ican Printing House for the Blind.
8. Books of account of the institution.
The above records shall be open to the inspection of any member of the
Board of Trustees and to any other person legally entitled to examine the records
of the American Printing House for the Blind.
d. The TREASURER shall be the custodian of all the funds and securities
of the Printing House and shall keep full and accurate records and accounts in
books provided for such purpose of all receipts, disbursements, credits, assets,
liabilities and financial transactions of the institution, and shall keep a separate
account of all funds received from the United States Treasury. He shall endorse
for collection and deposit to the credit of the Printing House all notes, checks
and other negotiable instruments of the institution coming into his hands in such
depositories or safe deposits as may be designated by the Board of Trustees. He
shall disburse the funds of the institution, all expenditures being made upon
itemized vouchers duly verified and audited and approved by not less than three
members of the Executive Committee, or by a duly certified public accountant
named by the Executive Committee. All vouchers covering expenditures of
moneys derived from the United States Treasury shall constitute a separate
series, and shall be executed in duplicate, the duplicates of which shall belong
to the files of the institution, and the originals shall be filed with the United
States Treasury Department. Checks for the withdrawal of the funds of the
institution from bank or other depository shall be signed by such persons as
shall be authorized by resolution of the Board of Trustees or of the Executive
Committee acting under the authority of the Board. The Treasurer may be
either an individual, or a bank or trust company authorized to do business in
Louisville, Kentucky, and having a paid up capital stock of $500,000, or more,
which capital stock may be accepted as surety on the bond of such bank or trust
company as Treasurer, except as otherwise required by the United States
Government in regard to United States funds.
ARTICLE VIII
Executive Committee
The members of the Board of Trustees, who are or shall be residents of
the State of Kentucky elected to membership as successors of the original incor-
porators, are hereby constituted an Executive Committee of seven to have, under
the authority of the Board of Trustees, the care and management of all property
belonging to the American Printing House for the Blind, and the management
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of the business of said institution. During the interims between the Annual
Meetings the Executive Committee shall act for the Board of Trustees, except
as otherwise provided in the Charter of the institution or in these By-Laws.
ARTICLE IX
Superintendent
A Superintendent of the American Printing House for the Blind shall be
elected by the Trustees, at a salary to be fixed by the Board, who shall hold his
office for the term of two years, or until his successor is elected, unless sooner
removed. He shall be general manager of the American Printing House for the
Blind and exercise supervision and administration thereof, and shall perform
such other duties as shall be assigned him by the Board of Trustees or by the
Executive Committee; provided, also, that the power is hereby conferred, by the
Board of Trustees, upon the Executive Committee, to remove for cause deemed
sufficient to them, this Superintendent, and to select a superintendent to fill the
vacancy thus occurring, until the next regular meeting of the Board of Trustees;
and the same power is hereby given the Executive Committee, in case of the
death or resignation of the Superintendent. Full report of cause in case of
removal of the Superintendent by the Executive Committee shall be made to
the Board of Trustees at their meeting subsequent to the removal. The Superin-
tendent, with the approval of the Executive Committee, shall appoint such
subordinates as may be deemed necessary to the proper conduct of the affairs of
the institution and shall fix their salaries or compensation.
ARTICLE X
Publications Committee
A Committee on Publications, composed of five Trustees, shall be elected
by the Board of Trustees, who shall serve for the period of two years and until
their successors are elected, who shall within six months thereafter select for
recommendation to the superintendents of the institutions for the education of
the blind the books to be printed under the Government appropriation. Said
Publications Committee shall also have the authority to divide itself into sub-
committees, such as the Music Committee and the Committee on Literary Pub-
lications, and to coopt up to the limit of four any members of the Board of
Trustees to act in advisory capacity. The Publications Committee shall also
have the authority to determine the type and fashion of printing a particular
title, the general policies of the Printing House having previously been settled
upon by the Board of Trustees. It is further provided, that the Publications
Committee may, from time to time, approve lists of books, to be printed at the
Printing House, for which sufficient orders have been previously, or which may
be, obtained to justify embossing the plates and printing first editions.
ARTICLE XI
Tangible Apparatus
The term "tangible apparatus" shall include only such articles as are
especially adapted to the use of blind students as such. The selection, manu-
facture and distribution of tangible apparatus may be authorized by the Board
of Trustees. Such apparatus when so selected may be listed in the General
Catalog of Publications and Appliances of the American Printing House for
the Blind.
ARTICLE XII
Federal Quota Allotments
The superintendent of any institution for the education of the blind may
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authorize the expenditure of all or any part of the Federal quota allotment of
his school, as provided in "An Act to promote the Education of the Blind"
approved by Congress March 3, 1879, and its subsequent amendments, to the
publication of any title or the manufacture of any tangible apparatus selected
by him.
ARTICLE XIII
Resolutions
Resolutions, which are not in conflict with these By-Laws, may be passed
by the Board of Trustees at a regular or special meeting, and shall be in full
force and operative until such resolutions are amended or repealed by a majority
vote at a regular or special meeting of the Board of Trustees.
ARTICLE XIV
Enactment
These By-Laws shall be in effect, and supersede all By-Laws now in force,
upon adoption by the requisite number of Trustees present at a meeting called
for the purpose, in accordance with the By-Laws adopted July 12, 1888, and to
remain in effect until altered in accordance with the By-Laws herein enacted.
Thereupon, the special meeting was adjourned.
JOHN W. BARR, JR., President
A. C. ELLIS, Secretary
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BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE AMERICAN PRINTING
HOUSE FOR THE BLIND
July 2, 1934
Minutes of the Annual Meeting
The Annual Meeting of the Board of Trustees of the American Printing
House for the Blind was held at the Pendennis Club, Louisville, Kentucky,
July 2, 1934, at three p.m., with the following members present:
Mr. John W. Barr, Jr., President, Louisville, Kentucky.
Mr. Edward M. Van Cleve, Vice-President; Principal, New York Institute
for the Education of the Blind, New York, New York.
Mr. William E. Allen, Superintendent, Texas School for the Blind, Austin,
Texas.
Mr. John F. Bledsoe, Superintendent, Maryland School for the Blind, Over'
lea, Maryland.
Dr. Olin H. Burritt, Principal, Pennsylvania Institution for the Instruction
of the Blind, Overbrook, Pennsylvania.
Mr. Frank M. Driggs, Superintendent, Utah School for the Blind, Ogden,
Utah.
Mr. Harry Dumesnil, Louisville, Kentucky.
Mr. Stuart Duncan, Louisville, Kentucky.
Mr. Charles A. Hamilton, Superintendent, New York State School for
the Blind, Batavia, New York.
Mr. B. S. Joice, Superintendent, Western Pennsylvania School for the
Blind, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
Dr. R. A. Kent, Louisville, Kentucky.
Mr. G. E. Lineberry, Superintendent, North Carolina School for the Blind
and the Deaf, Raleigh, North Carolina.
Mr. Clarence J. Settles, President, Florida School for the Blind, St. Augus-
tine, Florida.
Miss Olive I. Thompson, Superintendent, Kansas School for the Blind,
Kansas City, Kansas.
Mr. R. C. Ballard Thruston, Louisville, Kentucky.
Mr. Mendus R. Vevle, Superintendent, Minnesota School for the Blind,
Faribault, Minnesota.
Mr. R. W. Woolston, Superintendent, Illinois School for the Blind, Jack'
sonville, Illinois.
The Minutes' of the Annual Meeting of the Board of Trustees held July 3,
1933, were approved as published in the "Sixty-Fifth Report of the Board of
Trustees of the American Printing House for the Blind."
Next in order of business was the reading of the Annual Reports of the
officers and standing committees. In each case, upon motion, the reports were
accepted and ordered recorded in the Minutes.
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REPORT OF THE PRESIDENT
TO THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES
OF THE AMERICAN PRINTING HOUSE FOR THE BLIND.
Gentlemen:
The 1933-1934 fiscal year of the American Printing House for the Blind
has been marked by further improvements, which in brief terms may be stated
as follows:
1. The erection of a plate-storage room in accordance with the
action of the Executive Committee, March 19, 1934. This improvement
adds greatly to the convenience of working operation and is of great
benefit in the preservation and safety of valuable plates.
2. In order that the members of the Executive Committee may be
in closer touch with the operation of the institution, and also to give our
Superintendent more frequent opportunities to confer with the local Board,
it has been decided that the Executive Committee shall hold its meetings
at stated quarterly periods. It has also been decided that a given number
of the regular meetings shall be held in the building of the American
Printing House for the Blind in order that the Superintendent may be able
to explain to the Board the needs of the institution through this form of
personal contact. Other meetings will be held in the business district in
the office of the President, where a fuller attendance of the Board may
be anticipated.
3. Early in September, 1933, our institution signed the President's
Reemployment Agreement, and during the month of September we became
a member of the National Association of Printers for the Blind, which
organization was created for the purpose of dealing with the National
Recovery Administration, to the end that a code of fair competition for
the braille printers might be adopted.
4. After serious consideration, and an explanation by the Superin-
tendent, the Board adopted the policy of reducing the surplus stock of
bound and unbound books, and the Executive Committee approved the
recommendation to allocate $25,000 worth of this material to the various
schools and classes for the blind. A total valuation of $24,621.53 of this
stock was distributed to the schools upon the order of their respective
superintendents. The effect of this allocation is a gift from the Printing
House to the schools for the blind in the various states. The distribution
also gives us additional room for future storage, and gives the various
schools the benefit of the accumulated surplus.
5. Progress has been made in the installation of new equipment,
which adds greatly to the convenience of operation. The new equipment
installed includes:
a. A modern Kelly Press unit which will print both braille and
letterpress materials.
b. A Remington Rand Bookkeeping Machine for the accounting
department.
c. A slitting machine for the bindery department.
d. An automatic push-button control on the elevator.
6. More adequate and attractive office space has been provided for
the clerical department. By reason of this arrangement a centralization
of records has been made possible which, to a considerable degree, will
eliminate duplication of effort, with the result that the efficiency of the
department will be increased.
The development in the field of usefulness of the institution has in a very
large degree been due to the intelligent and untiring efforts in its behalf of
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our Superintendent. Personally, I feel that it is proper to acknowledge the
deep interest which he has shown for the welfare of the institution and the
success which has attended his efforts.
Respectfully submitted,
JOHN W. BARR, JR., President.
REPORT OF THE MUSIC COMMITTEE
TO THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES
OF THE AMERICAN PRINTING HOUSE FOR THE BLIND.
Gentlemen:
The policy adopted some years ago of embossing additional music only
as assurance was given that it would be used by the schools has been followed.
A few titles have been added in the year under report through gifts.
The necessary dies and materials have been purchased and the work is
well under way on the first 100 sets of the Notation-Graph. It is planned to
have this device ready for delivery early in September, 1934.
Mr. John Meldrum, of the Oklahoma School for the Blind, and Mr. L.
W. Rodenberg, of the Illinois School for the Blind, upon the request of the
Superintendent, have compiled lists of titles from the N. I. B. Music Catalogs.
It is suggested that these compilations be used in making up the first list of
music plates to be borrowed from the N. I. B.
The 1933 Catalog of Braille Music Publications of the American Printing
House for the Blind has been printed in braille for the benefit of sightless music
teachers and musicians. This publication has been enthusiastically received.
Several valuable books and texts on music appreciation have been embossed
at the Printing House to the order of the Library of Congress. These include
the following:
ROMANTIC COMPOSERS, THE. Daniel Gregory Mason. Macmillan
Company, 1906.
STORY OF MUSIC, THE. William James Henderson. Longmans, Green
6? Company, 1912.
WHAT IS GOOD MUSIC? William James Henderson. Charles Scrib-
ner's Sons, 1926.
Through an arrangement with the Library of Congress, two hymnals,
HYMNS OF PRAISE AND SERVICE (Non-denominational) and THE ST.
GREGORY HYMNAL AND CATHOLIC CHOIR BOOK, were embossed
at the Illinois School for the Blind under the direction of Mr. L. W. Roden-
berg. The actual stereotyping of the plates was accomplished by a stereotypist.
loaned to the Illinois School by the Printing House. When the plates were
completed, the Printing House, through a contract with the Library of Con-
gress, printed the first edition of the hymnals. Both hymnals were carefully
advertised to the schools, and first-edition notices were published in nearly all
of the leading braille magazines. As a result, an unusually large first edition
was disposed of. A small number of copies of the hymnals were placed in
stock in anticipation of future orders.
Since the proposed new By-Laws of the Printing House have been adopted,
the Music Committee is now merged with the Publications Committee. It should
be noted that the provision in the new By-Laws governing the Publications Com-
mittee provides for sub-committees with authority to co-opt additional mem-
bers. It might be well for the Music Sub-Committee, if such is appointed, to
include in its members at least two who will have in their faculties sightless
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musicians who are actively engaged in teaching or embossing braille music in
the schools for the blind.
Respectfully submitted,
EDWARD M. VAN CLEVE, Chairman,
GABRIEL FARRELL
R. W. WOOLSTON
REPORT OF THE PUBLICATIONS COMMITTEE
(On behalf of the Publications Committee, Mr. G. E. Lineberry, Chair'
man, gave a brief oral report in which he submitted the following memoranda
on finished and projected publications of the Printing House):
A. Some noteworthy publications put into braille during the fiscal year
1933-1934:
1. OUR WORLD AND OURSELVES GEOGRAPHY SERIES:
BOOKS MV, by Frances Carpenter, Albert Perry Brigham and Charles
T. McFarlane (American Book Company, 1933), including maps, atlases
and special editing. State supplements for individual states will be em'
bossed upon request.
Supplementary reading material has also been brailled, such as Isaiah
Bowman's SOUTH AMERICA (Rand-McNally 6? Company, 1915, 1928)
and Ray Hughes Whitbeck's INDUSTRIAL GEOGRAPHY (American
Book Company, 1933), and is now available.
2. AMERICAN RED CROSS TEXT BOOK ON HOME HY-
GIENE AND CARE OF THE SICK (Revised) by Jane A. Delano (P.
Blakiston's Son 6? Company, 1933).
3. A physiology and hygiene series for elementary grades III-VIII,
including the following:
THE PLAYROAD TO HEALTH by S. Weir Newmayer and Edwin
C. Broome. (American Book Company, 1928).
A JOURNEY TO MANY LANDS by Williedell Schawe. (World
Book Company, 1932).
THE GAME OF HEALTHY LIVING by Charles-Edward Amory
Winslow and Mary L. Hahn. (Charles E. Merrill Company,
1932).
THE HABITS OF HEALTHY LIVING by Charles-Edward Amory
Winslow and Mary L. Hahn. (Charles E. Merrill Company,
1932).
THE LAWS OF HEALTHY LIVING by Charles-Edward Amory
Winslow and Mary L. Hahn. (Charles E. Merrill Company,
1932).
THE HEALTHY COMMUNITY by Charles-Edward Amory Win-
slow and Mary L. Hahn. (Charles E. Merrill Company, 1932).
4. HANDBOOK FOR BOYS (Revised for blind boys) by the Boy
Scouts of America, Inc. (1932) and published in seven braille volumes.
5. A new first-year algebra— ALGEBRA FOR TODAY, FIRST
COURSE by William Bet?. (Ginn 6? Company, 1929).
6. The new general science textbook INTRODUCTION TO
SCIENCE by Otis William Caldwell and Francis Day Curtis (Ginn 6?
Company, 1930), which was specially edited and adapted for use by the
blind by the General Science Committee of the A. A. I. B. In addition
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to this text, the syllabus compiled by the same Committee and entitled
GENERAL SCIENCE; a One- Year Course of Study Adapted for Use
in Schools for the Blind (American Foundation for the Blind, 1933) was
embossed.
7. A new text in civics— THE CITIZEN AND THE REPUBLIC
(new revised edition) by James Albert Woodburn and Thomas Francis
Moran (Longmans, Green e? Company, 1933), and a new text in sociology
—CIVIC SOCIOLOGY by Edward Alsworth Ross (World Book Com-
pany, 1932) were embossed and are now available.
8. THE NEW SILENT READERS; a Basal Activity Series: PRE-
PRIMER-BOOK VIII, by William Dodge Lewis, Albert Lindsay Rowland
and Ethel Maltly Gehres (John C. Winston Company, 1930-1931) includ-
ing ten books. This series has been embossed in accordance with an
advancing scale of difficulty of braille and line-spacing, beginning with
the Pre-Primer in grade 1, one-side, every other line, on through the
Primer, Book I, Book II (which introduces contractions gradually) to
Book III which is entirely in braille grade Wz interpoint. This early
introduction of grade \xk and interpointing has been made in response
to the excellent . reception given the three-book NATURE ACTIVITY
SERIES by Paul Grey Edwards and James Woodward Sherman (Little,
Brown 6? Company, 19.31) which we published last summer, and to the
numerous requests from the many teachers who prefer to teach interpoint
braille grade lVz in the upper primary grades.
The eighth grade reader was embossed in response to the many
requests for a reader of this grade.
9. HIGH SCHOOL HANDBOOK OF COMPOSITION by Edwin
C. Woolley, Franklin W. Scott and J. C. Tressler (D. C. Heath &? Com-
pany, 1931).
10. Two texts in French, i.e., LE VOYAGE DE MONSIEUR
PERRICHON by Eugene Labiche and Edouard Martin (Allyn 6? Bacon,
1919), an3 ALTERNATE FRENCH REVIEW GRAMMAR AND
COMPOSITION BOOK by David Hobart Carnahan (D. C. Heath S»
Company, 1924); two texts in German, i.e., HERMANN UND DORO-
THEA by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe (Henry Holt & Company, 1915),
and JUNGFRAU VON ORLEANS by Johann Christoph Friedrich von
Schiller (D. C. Heath £■? Company, 1901); and two Spanish texts, i.e.,
CORRESPONDENCIA PRACTICA by Medora Loomis Ray and Ruth
A. Bahret (Ginn & Company, 1923) and FIRST SPANISH COURSE
by Elijah Clarence Hills and Jeremiah Denis Mathias Ford (D. C. Heath
6? Company, 1925).
11. THE INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOL
POULTRY HUSBANDRY SERIES, by Thomas F. McGrew and the I. C.
S. Staff (International Textbook Company) including fourteen one-volume
books and pamphlets.
B. Projected list of Publications for 1934-1935:
1. THE UNIT MASTERY ARITHMETIC SERIES: PRIMARY,
INTERMEDIATE and ADVANCED, by John C. Stone and Clifford N.
Mills (Benjamin H. Sanborn &? Company, 1932) for the elementary grades.
2. A new textbook in plane geometry.
3. A first and second-year Latin series.
4. A world history— MAN'S GREAT ADVENTURE by Edwin
W. Pahlow (Ginn fc? Company, 1932).
5. An American history series for the elementary grades.
6. New texts in high school English.
7. THE HANDBOOK OF NATURE STUDY by Anna Botsford
Comstock (Comstock Publishing Company, 1911, 1932), which is a com-
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plete and excellent reference work for the natural and physical sciences.
8. Textbooks for home economics classes.
9. CLASSIC MYTHS IN ENGLISH LITERATURE AND IN
ART (new edition, revised and enlarged) edited by Charles Mills Gayley
(Ginn 6? Company, 1911).
10. A few classics, such as some of the works of Plato and of
Aristotle.
11. Fifteen or twenty titles of juvenile literature of interest to very
young readers.
REPORT OF THE SUPERINTENDENT
TO THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES
OF THE AMERICAN PRINTING HOUSE FOR THE BLIND
Gentlemen:
During the past fiscal year serious attention has been given to the im-
provement of the plant and personnel of the institution. Instead of trying
to enlarge and expand our facilities an effort has been made to conserve and
improve what we already have. Less attention has been given to growth and
more to well'planned service to the schools and libraries. Recent changes in
the form of type and in the methods of braille printing have rendered obsolete
large stocks of plates, bound books, and printing equipment. Pursuant to a
motion passed at the last Annual Meeting of the Board of Trustees, the Auditors
and the Superintendent have used their judgment in a revaluation of stereotyped
plates. A commercial appraisal company was employed to appraise the plant
and equipment. The result of these detailed appraisals is that the properties
of the institution have been reduced to conservative present values.
A thorough study of the accounting methods of the Printing House has
been made; a new and more comprehensive set of records has been installed,
and a desirable degree of departmentalization has been established. Hereafter,
detailed quarterly statements will be sent promptly to each school and class for
the blind. It will be possible to show at all times not only the status of a
school's account, but also to show the amount of unfilled orders. This should
prove helpful to those superintendents who do not wish to overdraw their
accounts.
Looking always to an improvement in methods and equipment, a reason-
able amount of experimentation has been carried out this year. Possibly one
of the most noteworthy achievements in the recent history of the Printing
House has been accomplished. I refer to the adaptation of a modern Kelly
Press unit to the printing of braille. Our own machinist designed and made
certain attachments for this press which make possible its use for both braille
printing and ordinary, ink printing. To change from one method of printing
to another requires but a few minutes. It is possible to print an issue of a
braille magazine in the morning and in the afternoon of the same day to use
the press for printing an ink edition of a catalog or annual report. To my
knowledge, this is the first time a press has been adapted for the dual purposes
of printing both braille and ink print.
Much has been said during the past two years about exchanging embossed
plates between representative presses in this country and in England. The
American Printing House and the National Institute, on April 25, 1933, entered
into an agreement whereby these institutions would loan plates to each other.
From the very beginning it has been apparent that the plan has one serious weak'
ness, for it is most unsatisfactory to borrow plates, print a first edition and return
the plates to the owner. Always, there will be sufficient demand for any good
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book to justify one reprinting, and sometimes several. It is obvious that bor'
rowed plates may not be retained for sufficient time to 'permit the necessary
reprints.
A rational and successful plan for making available braille books published
in the English language to the readers in both countries depends largely upon
the joint publication of these books by representative presses in both countries.
This cannot be accomplished except by the use of duplicate sets of plates.
To solve this problem, a duplicate plate-making machine has been designed and
a model is nearing completion. It is hoped to have this machine in successful
operation by January 1, 1935. Using these machines, here and in England,
duplicate sets of plates may be made of all books considered suitable for the
readers of both countries. Such an arrangement would necessitate a high
degree of co-ordination of effort, which would inevitably result in a most
desirable degree of uniformity in the use of the braille system.
There are four other projects which should be carried out as soon as
time and funds will permit:
1. The adaptation of a commercial folding machine for folding
braille magazines.
2. The development of a light, durable, inexpensive and satisfactory
braille writer for school use.
3. The perfecting of a correcting device which will make possible
greater speed and accuracy in the correction of braille plates.
4. The development of a process of braille printing which will not
require the use of metal plates.
Much thought and planning has already been given to these projects, and
it is hoped that a more detailed report may be made concerning them at the
next Annual Meeting.
The public is much impressed with the possibilities for the blind in certain
mechanical reading devices. It is thought by some that the day is near when
a blind man, instead of reading with his fingers, will listen to a mechanical sound
transcription of his favorite book. One such device has been perfected to the
point where its sponsors claim that it will revolutionise publishing for the blind.
If this claim is valid, braille publishers will have to give serious thought to this
new device.
Anticipating that the time might come when it would be advisable for our
Board of Trustees to consider recording certain books on phonograph records
for use in the schools for the blind, the Superintendent, upon his own respon-
sibility, has held conferences with a number of the leaders interested in this
new field of literature for the blind. As a result of these conferences, I am
able to report that the textbook publishers, as a rule, are willing to grant per-
mission for the free use of their copyrighted materials for sound recording
purposes for the blind. The American Foundation for the Blind, and other
agencies and individuals, give assurance that the results of extensive research
will be made available to the Printing House if the time ever comes when it is
deemed advisable to record books for use in the education of the blind.
It is recommended that the development of mechanical reading devices for
the blind be carefully studied so that a constructive policy may be formulated
at the proper time. Results so far obtained would scarcely warrant the expendi-
ture of money in experimentation and research beyond that being conducted
by the American Foundation for the Blind. However, the management of the
Printing House should be alert to evaluate new developments and not permit
changing conditions to wrest from it a leadership which it has held for more
than three quarters of a century in the field of providing literature for the blind.
In conclusion, I wish to acknowledge that whatever success has attended
my efforts at the Printing House is due in a large measure to the co-operation
of the superintendents, to the loyal support of the Executive Committee, and
to the never-failing sympathy, encouragement and sound advice of our
President.
Respectfully submitted,
A. C. ELLIS, Superintendent.
Mr. Ellis explained that there is a growing demand for the 'publication in
braille of school periodicals. Already five schools have arranged for the Print-
ing House to publish such magazines. The schools and their publications are
as follows:
THE FREE PRESS— Published monthly in braille grade V& by the Wis-
consin School for the Blind, Janesville, Wisconsin.
THE ILLUMINATOR — Published quarterly in braille grade IV2 by the
Western Pennsylvania School for the Blind, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
THE MARYLAND ORIOLE— Published quarterly in braille grade IV2 by
the Maryland School for the Blind, Overlea, Maryland.
THE RED AND WHITE— Published quarterly in braille grade IV2 by
the Pennsylvania Institution for the Instruction of the Blind, Over-
brook, Pennsylvania.
THE TEXAS METEOR— Published monthly during the school year in
braille grade 1% by the Texas School for the Blind, Austin, Texas.
Several other schools have similar publications under consideration.
Mr. Ellis stated that he could see no objection to charging the expenses
of such publications against the quota accounts of the several schools concerned,
provided the braille materials so furnished were utilized by the students regularly
enrolled in these particular schools. He further pointed out that in some cases
copies of the publications were sent free of charge to ex-students who were
no longer in attendance at the schools. Some doubt was expressed as to the
legality of this procedure. Several members expressed the opinion that it was
very beneficial for ex-students to receive copies of their school publications in
order to keep in touch with their schools, and they ventured the hope that
some way could be found whereby the cost of such school publications might
be charged against quota accounts. As an alternative, it was suggested that all
copies of such publications utilized by students be made chargeable to quota
accounts, and that all copies sent to ex-students be made cash transactions.
Finally, the Superintendent was instructed to consider the various sugges-
tions made and bring before the Board of Trustees at its next Annual Meeting
an opinion on the legal point involved.
Mr. Van Cleve read a telegram addressed to the Board of Trustees of the
American Printing House for the Blind from Mr. L. W. Rodenberg, Illinois
School for the Blind, Jacksonville, Illinois. Upon motion, Mr. Van Cleve was
authorized to answer the telegram.
The next order of business was the election of officers and standing com-
mittees. Upon motion, the following were unanimously elected for the fiscal
year July 1, 1934-June 30, 1935:
Mr. John W. Barr, Jr., President.
Mr. Edward M. Van Cleve, Vice-President.
Citizens Union National Bank, Treasurer.
Mr. A. C. Ellis, Secretary.
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Pursuant to the ByLaws recently adopted the following members of the
Publications Committee were elected for the term of two years from July 1,
1934, to June 30, 1936:
Mr. G. E. Lineberry, Chairman.
Mr. William E. Allen.
Mr. A. J. Caldwell.
Mr. B. S. Joice.
Mr. R. W. Woolston.
Upon motion, Mr. A. C. Ellis was unanimously elected as Superintendent
of the Printing House for the period of two years, or from July 1, 1934, to
June 30, 1936.
The advisability of raising an endowment fund for the American Printing
House for the Blind was fully discussed. It was pointed out that an increasing
number of requests are being received each year from blind individuals for books
and tangible apparatus for which they are unable to pay. These requests come
principally from the United States and its territories. However, it is not unusual
for letters to be received at the Printing House from remote parts of the world
asking for donations of books and apparatus. In most cases it is apparent that
the applicants are worthy and that their needs are genuine.
Several members expressed themselves as being in favor of raising a fund
sufficiently large to enable the Board of Trustees of the Printing House to fur'
nish, at its discretion, books and apparatus to the blind who are unable to get
such materials through other sources.
Mr. Barr announced that several persons have expressed the intention of
making the American Printing House for the Blind a beneficiary under their
wills. In this connection, Mr. R. C. Ballard Thruston stated that in the prepara-
tion of his will he had designated that a $1,000 bond be left to the Printing
House, but as a beginning for the endowment fund he would be willing to turn
the bond over to the Printing House at once. The members present expressed
their deep appreciation of Mr. Thruston's generosity, thoughtfulness and loyalty
to the Printing House in taking the first step towards the establishment of an
endowment for the institution.
Upon motion, Mr. Barr, Mr. Van Cleve and Mr. Ellis were authorized to
appoint a committee >of five to further consider the matter of an endowment, it
being understood that this committee would make definite recommendations to
the Annual Meeting of the Board of Trustees in July, 1935.
There being no further business, the meeting adjourned.
JOHN W. BARR, JR., President
A. C. ELLIS, Secretary
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1933
1934
70,722
58,355
10,700,067
11,095,746
40,114
38,856
93
116
REPORT OF PRODUCTION AND COSTS OF THE
AMERICAN PRINTING HOUSE FOR THE BLIND
FOR THE FISCAL YEARS 1932-1934
1932
Number of Plates Stereographed.... 52,484
Number of Pages Printed 9,363,597
Number of Volumes Bound 36,197
Number of Titles Published 95
Number of Pamphlets and Maga'
zines Published 58,646 71,026 79,883
Tangible Apparatus Shipped:
Maps (wood, dissected and
relief) 22 33 9
Slates 1,468
Styluses 4,282
Valuations of Shipments:
To Schools $ 84,326.67
To Libraries 53,104.18
Cash Sales 1,115.89
Total $138,546.74 $154,265.23 $118,486.50
Total Operating Cost $123,025.70 $140,618.98 $141,283.72
Total Amount iof Pay-Rolls $ 64,637.68 $ 73,386.92 $ 68,954.74
1,553
1,795
3,191
3,492
$ 77,641.25
$ 64,015.65
75,374.99
53,413.12
1,248.99
1,057.73
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LIST OF INSTITUTIONS FOR THE EDUCATION OF THE
BLIND IN THE UNITED STATES
June 30, 1934
Alabama School for the Blind, Talladega, Ala. — J. S. Ganey, Prin.
Alabama School for Negro Deaf and Blind, Talladega, Ala. — Charles E.
Jones, Prin.
Arizona School for the Deaf and Blind, Tucson, Arizona — Robert D.
Morrow, Supt.
Arkansas School for the Blind, Little Rock, Ark. — W. M. Brown, Supt.
Atlanta Public Schools, Department for the Blind, Atlanta, Ga. — J. J.
Childs, Teacher.
Buffalo Board of Education, Classes for the Blind, Elementary School
No. 24, Buffalo, N. Y.— Frederick Schultz, Prin.
California School for the Blind, Berkeley, Calif. — R. S. French, Prin.
Chicago Public Schools, Department for the Blind, Chicago, 111. — John
B. Curtis, Supervisor.
Cincinnati Public Schools, Classes for the Blind, Cincinnati, Ohio — Estella
Lawes, Director.
Cleveland Public Schools, Department for the Blind, Cleveland, Ohio —
Helen J. Coffin, Supervisor.
Colorado School for the Deaf and Blind, Colorado Springs, Colo. — A. L.
Brown, Supt.
Connecticut School for the Blind, Hartford, Conn. — Gordon Hicks, Supt.
Connecticut Nursery for the Blind, Farmington, Conn. — Lillian M. Russell,
Supt.
Detroit Public Schools, Braille and Sight-Saving Department, Detroit, Mich.
— Mrs. Gladys Dunlop Matlock, Supervisor.
Duluth Public Schools, Classes for the Blind, Duluth, Minn. — Nellie L.
Feetham, Supervisor.
Eklutna Industrial School for the Blind, Eklutna, Alaska — W. N. Neely,
Director.
Elizabeth Public Schools, Class for the Blind, Wm. Livingston School
No. 10, Elizabeth, N. J.— Alma B. Stursberg, Teacher.
Florida School for the Blind, St. Augustine, Fla. — Clarence J. Settles,
President.
Georgia Academy for the Blind, Macon, Ga. — G. F. Oliphant, Prin.
Idaho State School for the Deaf and Blind, Gooding, Idaho — P. C. Potts,
Supt.
Illinois School for the Blind, Jacksonville, 111. — R. W. Woolston, Supt.
Indiana School for the Blind, Indianapolis, Ind. — Robert Lambert, Supt.
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Institute* Puertorriqueno De Ninos Ciegos, Departmento De Samdad,
Santurce, P. R. — Loaiza Cordero, Director.
Iowa School for the Blind, Vinton, Iowa — Francis Eber Palmer, Supt.
Jersey City Public Schools, Classes for the Blind, Public School No. 30,
Jersey City, N. J. — Anna Mahlenbrock, Teacher in Charge.
Johnstown Public Schools, Department for the Blind, Johnstown, Pa. —
Jean Porterfield, Teacher.
Kansas School for the Blind, Kansas City, Kan. — Olive I. Thompson, Supt.
Kentucky School for the Blind, Louisville, Ky. — Catherine Moriarty, Supt.
Long Beach Public Schools, Classes for the Blind, Long Beach, Calif. —
Mary E. Tate, Teacher.
Los Angeles Public Schools, Department for the Blind, Los Angeles, Calif.
— Frances Blend, Supervisor.
Louisiana State School for the Blind, Baton Rouge, La. — A. J. Caldwell,
Supt.
Louisiana State School for Negro Blind, Scotlandville, La. — A. J. Caldwell,
Supt.
Maryland School for the Blind, Overlea, Md. — John F. Bledsoe, Supt.
Michigan Employment Institution for the Blind, Saginaw, W. S., Mich. —
John F. Hill, Supt.
Michigan School for the Blind, Lansing, Mich. — Joseph Cauffman, Supt.
Milwaukee Public Schools, Department for the Blind, Milwaukee, Wis. —
Carrie B. Levy, Supervisor.
Minneapolis Public Schools, Department for the Blind, Minneapolis, Minn.
• — George F. Meyer, Supervisor.
Minnesota School for the Blind, Faribault, Minn. — Mendus R. Vevle, Supt.
Mississippi School for the Blind, Jackson, Miss. — M. L. Batson, M. D.,
Supt.
Missouri School for the Blind, St. Louis, Mo. — S. M. Green, Supt.
Montana School for the Deaf and Blind, Boulder, Mont. — Howard Griffin,
Pres.
Nebraska School for the Blind, Nebraska City, Nebr. — N. C. Abbott, Supt.
Newark Public Schools, Department for the Blind, Newark, N. J. — Janet
G. Paterson, Supervisor.
New Mexico Institute for the Blind, Alamogordo, N. M. — P. A. Smoll,
Supt.
New Orleans Public Schools, Classes for the Blind, John Dibert School,
New Orleans, La. — Elfrieda Dieck, Prin.
New York Institute for the Education of the Blind, 999 Pelham Parkway,
New York, N. Y. — Edward M. Van Cleve, Prin.
New York State School for the Blind, Batavia, New York — C. A. Hamilton,
Supt.
New York City Public Schools, Department for the Blind, 131 Livingston
Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. — Frances E. Moscrip, Inspector.
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North Carolina School for the Blind and the Deaf, Raleigh, N. C. — G. E.
Lineberry, Supt.
North Dakota School for the Blind, Bathgate, N. D. — B. P. Chappie, Supt.
Ohio State School for the Blind, Columbus, Ohio — W. G. Scarberry, Supt.
Oklahoma School for the Blind, Muskogee, Okla. — Mrs. O. W. Stewart,
Supt.
Oklahoma Deaf, Blind and Orphan's Home for Colored Children, Taft,
Okla.— N. J. Caesar, Supt.
Oregon State School for the Blind, Salem, Ore. — Walter R. Dry, Supt.
Paterson Public Schools, Department for the Blind, Paterson, N. J. —
Katherine Taylor, Teacher.
Pennsylvania Institution for the Instruction of the Blind, Overbrook, Pa. — ■
O. H. Burritt, Prin.
Perkins Institution and Massachusetts School for the Blind, Watertown,
Mass. — Gabriel Farrell, Director.
Piney Woods Country Life School, Piney Woods, Miss. — Laurence C.
Jones, Supt.
Royer-Greaves School for the Blind, King of Prussia, Pa. — Mrs. Jessie R.
Greaves, Prin.
School for Deaf and Blind, Pasay Rizal, P. I. — Julia Hayes, Prin.
South Carolina School for the Deaf and Blind, Cedar Spring, S. C. —
Laurens Walker, Supt.
South Dakota School for the Blind, Gary, S. D. — Otis O. Rule, Supt.
St. Cloud Public Schools, Department for the Blind, St. Cloud, Minn. —
H. B. Gough, Supt.
Tennessee School for the Blind, Nashville, Tenn. — I. S. Wampler, Supt.
Tentorial School for Deaf and Blind, Honolulu, T. H. — Mabel V. Lacy,
Supt.
Texas School for the Blind, Austin, Texas — W. E. Allen, Supt.
Texas Deaf and Dumb and Blind Institute for Colored Youths, Austin,
Texas — J. D. Martin, Supt.
Toledo Public Schools, Classes for the Blind, Toledo, Ohio — Gertrude F.
Kanney, Teacher.
Utah School for the Blind, Ogden, Utah — Frank M. Driggs, Supt.
Virginia School for the Deaf and the Blind, Staunton, Va. — H. M.
McManaway, Supt.
Virginia School for Colored Deaf and Blind, Newport News, Va. — Wm. C.
Ritter, Supt.
Washington State School for the Blind, Vancouver, Wash. — Mrs. Jeanne
E. Chapman, Supt.
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Western Pennsylvania School for the Blind, Pittsburgh, Pa. — B. S. Joice,
Supt.
West Virginia Schools for the Deaf and the Blind, Romney, W. Va. —
A. E. Krause, Supt.
West Virginia State Schools for Colored Deaf and Blind, Institute, W. Va.
— H. C. Abbott, Acting Superintendent.
Wisconsin School for the Blind, Janesville, Wis. — Frank M. Longanecker,
Supt.
Youngstown Public Schools, Department for the Blind, Youngstown, Ohio
— S. P. Creps, Director.
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Acts of Legislation
Affecting the
American Printing House
for the Blind
Passed by
The General Assembly of Kentucky and by the
Congress of the United States
Together with the
By-Laws Adopted by the Trustees
American Printing House for the Blind
INCORPORATED
1839 Frankfort Avenue
Louisville, Kentucky
DECEMBER, 1934
CHARTER
of the
American Printing House for the Blind
INCORPORATED
1839 Frankfort Avenue
Louisville, Kentucky
As Enacted by the General Assembly of Kentucky, January 23, 1858; and
Amended: February 25, 1860; April 3, 1861 ; June 3, 1865;
and February 28, 1880.
Section 1
That an Institution under the name of the American Printing House for the
Blind, shall be established in Louisville, Kentucky, or its vicinity, and that James
Guthrie, William F. Bullock, Theodore S. Bell, Bryce M. Patten, William
Kendrick, John G. Barret, and A. O. Brannin, and their successors, be and they
are hereby declared a body corporate, under the name and style of the Trustees
of the American Printing House for the Blind, with the right as such to use a
common seal, to sue and be sued, to plead and be impleaded, in all courts of
justice and in all cases in which the interests of the institution are involved;
and in addition to the trustees named in this section, the Superintendents of
Public Institutions for the Education of the Blind in the United States, the
Territories, and the District of Columbia, be, and hereby are, constituted
ex-officio members of the Board of Trustees. The said trustees are hereby fully
empowered to receive by legacies, conveyances, or otherwise, lands, money, and
other property, and the same to retain, use and apply to the publishing of books
in raised letters for the blind; and they are authorized to purchase land, and
erect, purchase, or rent buildings, for the use of said institution, and to make all
such contracts as may be necessary to accomplish the purposes of their incorpora-
tion. They may appoint such officers and agents as may be necessary; may
prescribe their duties, and fix the term of their offices and the amount of their
compensation; Provided, however, That no contract entered into by any officer
or agent involving the payment of money shall be binding until ratified by the
trustees. The said trustees are hereby invested with the same powers and
privileges in regard to the copyright of books published by them as are enjoyed
by natural persons. The trustees may adopt from time to time, such by-laws,
rules, and regulations as may be legal and proper.
Section 2
The trustees shall elect annually a president, a treasurer, and a secretary, who
shall hold their offices until their successors shall be elected and duly qualified.
Said trustees may prescribe the duties and fix the compensation of said officers.
Section 3
It shall be the duty of said trustees to hold an annual meeting, and other
stated meetings, at such times as they may appoint, and such special meetings as
may be called by the president or secretary.
Section 4
The trustees shall require from the treasurer, before he enters upon the
duties of his office, his bond, with satisfactory security, that he will take care
of and account for all money and other property of the institution that may be
intrusted to him, and that he will faithfully perform all the duties of his office.
Section 5
The said trustees shall have power to invest any money in the hands of the
tteasurer, when to them it shall seem expedient, by way of loan, at any legal
rate of interest, to be secured by mortgage on real estate unincumbered, and of
double the value of the amount loaned; the interest in all cases to be payable
semi-annually.
Section 6
It shall be the duty of the board of trustees, before commencing the publica-
tion of any book, to request the superintendent of every Institution for the
Education of the Blind in North America, to make out and send to the trustees
of the Printing House, a list of such books as he may deem most desirable for
the use of the blind: and said trustees shall select for publication the book that
shall have received the greatest number of superintendents' votes in its favor.
This mode of selecting books for publication shall be repeated at least once
every year.
Section 7
Every school for the blind, located in a State whose Legislature or citizens
contribute to the funds of the American Printing House, shall, in proportion to
the funds contributed, be entitled to copies of every book published by said
house, to be distributed gratuitously to such blind persons as are unable to pur-
chase them. And the superintendents of said schools shall be required to report
to the trustees of said House the names and residences of all persons to whom
books may be thus distributed. The prices of books published by this institution
shall be made so low as merely to cover the cost of publication and other incidental
expenses of the Institution.
Section 8
It shall be the duty of the board of trustees to make an annual report of
their proceedings, which shall embrace a full account of the receipts and dis-
bursements, the funds on hand, the number of books sold, and the number dis-
tributed gratuitously; and a general statement of the condition of the institu-
tion; and they shall transmit copies of said reports to the General Assembly of
Kentucky, to the Governors of the States in North America, to the President
of each State Board of Trustees, to the Superintendent of every American
Institution for the Education of the Blind, and to every person who shall have
made to the institution a donation of five dollars the previous year.
Section 9
The superintendents of State institutions devoted exclusively to the educa-
tion of the blind, and the Governors of the States that aid in sustaining the
American Printing House for the Blind, and the presidents of the State auxiliary
boards of trustees, shall ex-ofhcio, constitute a board of visitors, each member of
which shall be at all times authorized to visit the Printing House, examine the
books, and investigate the proceedings of the trustees; and the president of any
State board may, at the written request of a majority of the visitors, call a
meeting of the board of visitors, who shall be fully empowered to investigate
the proceedings of the trustees of the institution; and in case they shall find
that said board, or any member thereof, has mismanaged the affairs of said
institution by malfeasance in office, or neglect of duty, they may, a majority of
three fourths of all the members present concurring, declare the offices or office
of said trustees or trustee vacant, and proceed to fill the vacancy by election from
the citizens of Louisville or its vicinity.
Representatives from a majority of the States that contribute to the support
of the American Printing House for the Blind shall constitute a quorum of the
board of visitors, and each State represented shall be allowed one vote in the
action of the board. Notice of every meeting of the board of visitors shall be
sent by mail to all the members of the board, and to the trustees of the American
Printing House for the Blind, at least one month before the time appointed for
the meeting.
Section 10
The trustees of said printing house shall continue in office until their offices
shall become vacant by resignation, neglect to act, death, removal from the State,
or removal from office, as hereinbefore provided for; all vacancies caused by
resignation, neglect to act, death, or removal from the State, shall be filled by
the remaining members of the board.
BY-LAWS
of the
American Printing House for the Blind
INCORPORATED
1839 Frankfort Avenue
Louisville, Kentucky-
Approved by the Board of Trustees at a special
meeting called for the purpose, July 2, 1934,
in Louisviile, Kentucky.
ARTICLE I
The Seal
The common seal of the American Printing House for the Blind, Inc.,
shall have inscribed thereon the full name of the institution, and the year of its
charter.
ARTICLE II
Board of Trustees
The members of the Board of Trustees shall be those provided for in the
State and Federal enactments affecting the Printing House, and shall hold their
offices subject to the provisions of said enactments.
ARTICLE III
Meetings of the Board of Trustees
The Annual Meeting of the Board of Trustees of the American Printing
House for the Blind, for the election of officers and other business, shall be held
in Louisville, Kentucky, in the month of July or in the month of August, and
special meetings may be called at any time by the President, and shall be called
on the request of five trustees, presented in writing to the President of the
Board. Special meetings of the Board of Trustees may be held in the City of
Louisville, Kentucky, or at such other places as may be agreed upon by the
President and five or more Trustees. Due notice of the date and place of holding
the Annual Meeting shall be sent in writing to each Trustee by the Secretary at
least thirty days before the time of holding said meeting; and the time and
place of holding any special meeting shall be sent in writing or by telegraph
to each Trustee by the Secretary at least five days before the time of holding such
meeting. The Secretary shall also keep a summary record of the Minutes, in-
cluding a file of the reports made at all meetings, and shall keep these in a
bound volume provided for the purpose.
ARTICLE IV
Order of Business of Meetings
The order of business of the Annual Meetings, and of all special meetings,
in so far as consistent with the business at hand, shall be as follows:
1. Reading the Minutes of the previous meeting (and their approval).
2. Reports of the President, Superintendent and standing and temporary
committees.
3. Special Orders.
4. Unfinished Business and General Orders.
5. New Business.
6. Election of Officers for the coming year.
7. Election of Committees.
8. Adjournment.
ARTICLE V
Fiscal Year and Annual Reports
The fiscal year of the institut'on shall close on June 30th of each year,
and within three months thereafter there shall be published an Annual Report
of the American Printing House for the Blind containing a classified statement
of all receipts and expenditures, a balance sheet showing the value of all proper-
ties of the institution, the disbursements for the year from the United States
Government account, a list of the public institutions for the education of the
blind in the United States with their enrollments and quota allotments, together
with a statement of any change of policy in the management of the institution
and such other data regarding the Printing House as may be deemed interesting
or necessary by the members of the Board of Trustees.
ARTICLE VI
Quorum and Amendments
Five members of the Board of Trustees shall constitute a quorum for the
transaction of business at any Annual or special meeting; provided, that these
By-Laws shall not be altered, amended, or repealed except by a majority vote
at a meeting called for that purpose; provided, also, that a written or printed
notice shall be sent to each Trustee at least sixty days before the time fixed for
holding such meeting, which notice shall set forth the proposed alterations; and,
provided further, that no amendments, alteration or repeal of any By-Law shall
be made at any meeting at which less than fifteen Trustees are present.
ARTICLE VII
Officers
The officers of the Board of Trustees shall consist o.f a President, Vice-
President, Secretary and Treasurer, who shall be elected at the Annual Meetings
and who shall hold their offices for one year or until their successors are duly
elected and qualified. Any vacancy occurring shall be filled by the Executive
Committee pending action of the Board of Trustees. Their powers and duties
shall be as follows:
a. The PRESIDENT shall exercise general supervision and administration
over all the affairs of the Printing House. He shall, when present, preside at all
meetings of the Board of Trustees or the Executive Committee, and shall appoint
such temporary committees not herein provided for as may be deemed necessary.
He shall, subject to the provisions of the Charter, sign all bonds and notes per-
taining to the business and affairs of the institution, and all contracts, deeds,
liens and other instruments of a special nature. He shall be ex-ofhcio a member
of all committees.
b. The VICE-PRESIDENT of the American Printing House for the Blind
shall, in the absence, inability or refusal to act of the President, be vested with
all of the powers of the President and may be required to perform all his duties.
He shall perform such other duties as may be prescribed by the Board of Trustees.
c. The SECRETARY shall keep Minutes of all the meetings of the Board
of Trustees and of the Executive Committee. Under the direction of the
President, he shall issue, or cause to be issued, all calls for meetings of the Board
of Trustees, and of the Executive Committee, and shall notify all officers, Trustees
and members of committees of their election or appointment to office. He shall
have the custody of the seal of the institution, and shall affix the same to such
instruments as shall require it. He shall have charge of the books and records
of the Board of Trustees and of the institution, and shall make reports to the
Trustees from time to time as required. He shall be especially responsible for
the preparation and preservation of the following;
1 . Books of Minutes.
2. Files of reports of committees.
3. Bound copies of the Annual Reports.
4. Bound copies of the Annual Audits prepared under the direction of
the Executive Committee.
5. Annual inventories.
6. Catalogs of publications.
7. Acts of legislation and special Government reports affecting the Amer-
ican Printing House for the Blind.
8. Books of account of the institution.
The above records shall be open to the inspection of any member of the
Board of Trustees and to any other person legally entitled to examine the records
of the American Printing House for the Blind.
d. The TREASURER shall be the custodian of all the funds and securities
of the Printing House and shall keep full and accurate records and accounts in
books provided for such purpose of all receipts, disbursements, credits, assets,
liabilities and financial transactions of the institution, and shall keep a separate
account of all funds received from the United States Treasury. He shall endorse
for collection and deposit to the credit of the Printing House all notes, checks
and other negotiable instruments of the institution coming into his hands in such
depositories or safe deposits as may be designated by the Board of Trustees. He
shall disburse the funds of the institution, all expenditures being made upon
itemized vouchers duly verified and audited and approved by not less than three
members of the Executive Committee, or by a duly certified public accountant
named by the Executive Committee. All vouchers covering expenditures of
moneys derived from the United States Treasury shall constitute a separate
series, and shall be executed in duplicate, the duplicates of which shall belong
to the files of the institution, and the originals shall be filed with the United
States Treasury Department. Checks for the withdrawal of the funds of the
institution from bank or other depository shall be signed by such persons as
shall be authorized by resolution of the Board of Trustees or of the Executive
Committee acting under the authority of the Board. The Treasurer may be
either an individual, or a bank or trust company authorized to do business in
Louisville, Kentucky, and having a paid up capital stock of $500,000, or more,
which capital stock may be accepted as surety on the bond of such bank or trust
company as Treasurer, except as otherwise required by the United States
Government in regard to United States funds.
ARTICLE VIII
Executive Committee
The members of the Board of Trustees, who are or shall be residents of
the State of Kentucky elected to membership as successors of the original incor-
porators, are hereby constituted an Executive Committee of seven to have, under
the authority of the Board of Trustees, the care and management of all property
belonging to the American Printing House for the Blind, and the management
of the business of said institution. During the interims between the Annual
Meetings the Executive Committee shall act for the Board of Trustees, except
as otherwise provided in the Charter of the institution or in these By-Laws.
ARTICLE IX
Superintendent
A Superintendent of the American Printing House for the Blind shall be
elected by the Trustees, at a salary to be fixed by the Board, who shall hold his
office for the term of two years, or until his successor is elected, unless sooner
removed. He shall be general manager of the American Printing House for the
Blind and exercise supervision and administration thereof, and shall perform
such other duties as shall be assigned him by the Board of Trustees or by the
Executive Committee; provided, also, that the power is hereby conferred, by the
Board of Trustees, upon the Executive Committee, to remove for cause deemed
sufficient to them, this Superintendent, and to select a superintendent to fill the
vacancy thus occurring, until the next regular meeting of the Board of Trustees;
and the same power is hereby given the Executive Committee, in case of the
death or resignation of the Superintendent. Full report of cause in case of
removal of the Superintendent by the Executive Committee shall be made to
the Board of Trustees at their meeting subsequent to the removal. The Superin-
tendent, with the approval of the Executive Committee, shall appoint such
subordinates as may be deemed necessary to the proper conduct of the affairs of
the institution and shall fix their salaries or compensation.
ARTICLE X
Publications Committee
A Committee on Publications, composed of five Trustees, shall be elected
by the Board of Trustees, who shall serve for the period of two years and until
their successors are elected, who shall within six months thereafter select for
recommendation to the superintendents of the institutions for the education of
the blind the books to be printed under the Government appropriation. Said
Publications Committee shall also have the authority to divide itself into sub-
committees, such as the Music Committee and the Committee on Literary Pub-
lications, and to coopt up to the limit of four any members of the Board of
Trustees to act in advisory capacity. The Publications Committee shall also
have the authority to determine the type and fashion of printing a particular
title, the general policies of the Printing House having previously been settled
upon by the Board of Trustees. It is further provided, that the Publications
Committee may, from time to time, approve lists of books, to be printed at the
Printing House, for which sufficient orders have been previously, or which may
be, obtained to justify embossing the plates and printing first editions.
ARTICLE XI
Tangible Apparatus
The term "tangible apparatus" shall include only such articles as are
especially adapted to the use of blind students as such. The selection, manu-
facture and distribution of tangible apparatus may be authorized by the Board
of Trustees. Such apparatus when so selected may be listed in the General
Catalog of Publications and Appliances of the American Printing House for
the Blind.
ARTICLE XII
Federal Quota Allotments
The superintendent of any institution for the education of the blind may
authorize the expenditure of all or any part of the Federal quota allotment of
his school, as provided in "An Act to promote the Education of the Blind"
approved by Congress March 3, 1879. and its subsequent amendments, to the
publication of any title or the manufacture of any tangible apparatus selected
by him.
ARTICLE XIII
Resolutions
Resolutions, which are not in conflict with these By-Laws, may be passed
by the Board of Trustees at a regular or special meeting, and shall be in full
force and operative until such resolutions are amended or repealed by a majority
vote at a regular or special meeting of the Board of Trustees.
ARTICLE XIV
Enactment
These By-Laws shall be in effect, and supersede all By-Laws now in force,
upon adoption by the requisite number of Trustees present at a meeting called
for the purpose, in accordance with the By-Laws adopted July 12, 1888, and to
remain in effect until altered in accordance with the By-Laws herein enacted.
State and Federal Acts of Legislation
affecting the
American Printing House for the Blind
INCORPORATED
1839 Frankfort Avenue
Louisville, Kentucky
On January 23, 1858, there was approved the following act
entitled "AN ACT to establish the American Printing House for
the Blind":
WHEREAS, the State of Mississippi has, by law, made an appropriation
of two thousand dollars to aid in establishing in Kentucky, a National Insti-
tution, to print and circulate books in raised letters for the blind; and whereas,
said State has incorporated a Board of Trustees to receive said money and
twelve thousand dollars, which have been subscribed for the aforesaid purpose
by citizens of Mississippi, and to transfer said funds to said institution in
Kentucky; and whereas, it is anticipated that other states will make donations
and incorporate Trustees to this enterprise;
Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the Commonwealth of Kentucky:
SECTION 1. That an Institution, under the name of the American Printing
House for the Blind, shall be established in Louisville, Kentucky, or its vicinity;
and that James Guthrie, William F. Bullock, Theodore S. Bell, Bryce M. Patten,
John Milton, H. T. Curd, and A. O. Brannin, and their successors, be and they
are hereby declared a body corporate, under the name and style of the Trustees
of the American Printing House for the Blind, with the right, as such, to use
a common seal, to sue and be sued, to plead and be impleded, in all courts of
justice, and in all cases in which the interests of the institution are involved.
The said Trustees are hereby fully empowered to receive, by legacies, conveyances,
or otherwise, lands, money, and other property, and the same to retain, use, and
apply to the publishing of books in raised letters, for the blind in the United
States. Said Trustees are authorized to purchase land, and erect, purchase, or
rent buildings for the use of said institution, and to make all such contracts
as may be necessary to accomplish the purposes of their incorporaron. They
are hereby invested with the same privileges, in regard to the copy right of books
published by them, as are enjoyed by natural persons. Said Trustees shall
appoint a Superintendent, or General Agent, and such other agents as may be
necessary; may prescribe their duties, fix the term of their offices, and the amount
of their compensation; Provided, however. That no contract entered into by any
such officer, where money is to be paid out, shall be binding until ratified by the
Trustees. The Trustees may adopt, from time to time, such by-laws, rules,
and regulations, as they may deem necessary, provided they are not inconsistent
with the constitution and laws of the United States or of this State.
SECTION 2. The Trustees shall elect, annually, a President, a Treasurer,
and a Secretary, who shall hold their offices until their successors shall be elected
and duly qualified. Said Trustees may prescribed the duties and fix the com-
pensation of said officers.
SECTION 3. It shall be the duty of said Trustees to hold an annual
meeting, and other stated meetings, at such times as they may appoint, and such
special meetings as may be called by the President. It shall be the duty of the
Trustee first named in this act, to call the first meeting of the board, within
twenty days from and after the approval of this act.
SECTION 4. The Trustees shall require from the Treasurer, before he
enters upon the duties of his office, his bond in the penalty of not less than
twenty thousand dollars, payable to the President, or his successors in office,
of the board; conditioned, that he will take care of and account for all money
and other property of the board that may be intrusted to him, and that he will
well and truly perform all the duties of his office.
SECTION 5. The said Trustees shall have power to invest any money in
the hands of the Treasurer, when to them it shall seem expedient, by way of
loan, at any legal rate of interest, to be secured by mortgage on real estate, un-
incumbered and of double the value of the amount loaned, the interest in all
cases to be payable semi-annually.
SECTION 6. It shall be the duty of the Board of Trustees, before com-
mencing the publication of any book, to request the Superintendent of every
institution for the Education of the Blind in the United States, to make out
and send to the Trustees of the Printing House, a list of such books as he may
deem most desirable for the use of the blind; and said Trustees shall select for
publication the book that shall have received the greatest number of Superin-
tendent's votes in its favor. This mode of selecting books for publication shall
be repeated at least once every year.
SECTION 7. Every school for the blind located in a State whose Legisla-
ture or citizens contribute to the funds of the American Printing House, shall,
in proportion to the funds contributed, be entitled to copies of every book
published by said house, to be distributed gratuitously to such blind persons as
are unable to purchase them. And the Superintendents of said schools shall be
required to report to the Trustees of said house, the names and residences of all
persons to whom books may be thus distributed. The prices of books published
by this institution shall be made so low as merely to cover the cost of publication
and other incidental expenses of the institution.
SECTION 8. It shall be the duty of the Board of Trustees to make an
annual report of their proceedings, which shall embrace a full account of the
receipts and disbursements, the funds on hand, the number of books sold, and
the number distributed gratuitously; and a general statement of the condition of
the institution; and they shall transmit copies of said reports to the General
Assembly of Kentucky, to the Governors of the several States of the Union, to
the President of each State Board of Trustees, to the Superintendent of every
Institution of the Blind in the United States, and to every person who shall have
made to the institution a donation of more than five dollars the previous year.
SECTION 9. The donation of five hundred dollars by one person, shall
constitute him a patron of the institution, and his name shall be so published
in the annual reports. Any person who shall make a donation of more than
five hundred dollars, shall also be entitled to embossed books equal in value to
the excess of his donation over and above five hundred dollars.
SECTION 10. The Presidents of the State Boards of Trustees, shall,
ex-ofhcio, constitute a Board of Visitors, each member of which shall, at all
times, be authorized to visit the Printing House, examine the books, and in-
vestigate the proceedings of the Trustees; and the president of the oldest State
Board of Trustees shall, at the written request of a majority of the Visitors, call
a meeting of the Board of Visitors, who shall be fully empowered to investigate
the proceedings of the Trustees of the institution; and in case they shall find
that said board, or any member thereof, has mismanaged the affairs of said
institution by malfeasance in office, or neglect of duty, they may, a majority
of three-fourths of all the members concurring, declare the office or offices of said
Trustee or Trustees vacant, and proceed to fill the vacancy, by election from the
citizens of Louisville or its vicinity. Notice of all meetings of the Board of
Visitors shall be sent by mail to all the Presidents of the State Boards, and to
all the Trustees of the Printing House, at least one month before the time
appointed for said meetings.
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SECTION 1 1. The Trustees of said Printing House shall continue in office
until their offices shall become vacant by resignation, death, or removal from
office, as herein before provided for. All vacancies caused by resignation or
death, shall be filled by the remaining members of the board.
SECTION 12. That each donor shall be entitled to his donation, with the
interest, after the deduction of the necessary expenses are paid, provided said
publishing house is not established within nine years from the passage of this
act; and should the board refuse to make said distribution among the donors,
according to their respective interests, then and in that event, said donors may
have the right to proceed to recover the same by legal proceedings, instituted in
any of the courts of this Commonwealth having jurisdiction thereof.
(Acts of the General Assembly of the Commonwealth of Kentucky, 1857-
1858, Volume I, Chapter 115, page 192.)
The following act entitled "AN ACT to amend the charter
of the American Printing House for the Blind" was approved
February 25, 1860:
Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the Commonwealth of Kentucky:
That the first and tenth sections of an act, entitled "An act to establish
the American Printing House for the Blind," approved January 23d, 185 8,
be so amended as to read as follows:
SECTION 1. That an institution, under the name of the American Printing
House for the Blind, shall be established in Louisville, Kentucky, or its vicinity;
and that James Guthrie, William F. Bullock, Theodore S. Bell, Bryce M. Patten,
John Milton, H. T. Curd, and A. O. Brannin, and their successors, be, and
they are hereby, declared a body corporate, under the name and style of the
Trustees of the American Printing House for the Blind, with the right as such
to use a common seal; to sue and be sued, to plead and be impleaded in all
courts of justice, and in all cases in which the interests of the institution are
involved. The said trustees are hereby fully empowered to receive by legacies,
conveyances, or otherwise, lands, money, and other property; and the same to
retain, use, and apply to the publishing of books, in raised letters, for the blind
in the United States; and they are authorized to purchase land, and erect,
purchase, or rent buildings for the use of said institution: and to make all such
contracts as may be necessary to accomplish the purposes of their incorporation;
they may appoint such officers and agents as may be necessary; may prescribe
their duties and fix the term of their offices, and the amount of their com-
pensation: Provided, however, That no contract entered into by any officer or
agent, involving the payment of money, shall be binding until ratified by the
trustees. The said trustees are hereby invested with the same powers and privi-
leges, in regard to the copyright of books published by them, as are enjoyed
by natural persons; the trustees may adopt, from time to time, such by-laws,
rules, and regulations as they may deem necessary: Provided, They are not
inconsistent with the constitution and laws of the United States or of this State.
SECTION 2. The superintendents of State institutions devoted exclusively
to the education of the blind, the governors of the States that aid in sustaining
the American Printing House for the Blind, and the presidents of the State
auxiliary boards of trustees, shall, ex-ofhcio, constitute a board of visitors, each
member of which shall be, at all times, authorized to visit the Printing House,
examine the books, and investigate the proceedings of the trustees; and the
president of any State board may, at the written request of a majority of the
visitors, call a meeting of the board of visitors, who shall be fully empowered to
investigate the proceedings of the trustees of the institution; and in case they
shall find that said board, or any member thereof, has mismanaged the affairs of
said institution, by malfeasance in office or neglect of duty, they may, a majority
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of three fourths of all the members present concurring, declare the offices or
office of said trustees or trustee vacant, and proceed to fill the vacancy by election
from the citizens of Louisville or its vicinity. Representatives from a majority
of the States that contribute to the support of the American Printing House for
the Blind, shall constitute a quorum of the board of visitors; and each State
represented shall be allowed one vote in the action of the board. Notice of every
meeting of the board of visitors shall be sent by mail to all members of the
board, and to the trustees of the American Printing House for the Blind, at least
one month before the time appointed for the meeting.
SECTION 3. The ninth and twelfth sections of the act to establish the
American Printing House for the Blind, are hereby repealed.
(Acts of the General Assembly of the Commonwealth of Kentucky, 1859-
1860, Volume II, Chapter 560, page 247.)
On April 3, 1861, the following act, entitled "AN ACT to
amend the Charter of the American Printing House for the
Blind," was approved:
WHEREAS, The State of Mississippi has, by law, made an appropriation
of two thousand dollars to aid in establishing in Kentucky, a national institution
to print and circulate books in raised letters for the blind; and whereas, said
State has incorporated a board of trustees to receive said money, and twelve
thousand dollars which have been subscribed for the aforesaid purpose by citizens
of Mississippi, and to transfer said funds to said institution in Kentucky; and
whereas, it is anticipated that other States will make donations and incorporate
trustees to this enterprise,
Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the Commonwealth of Kentucky:
SECTION 1. That the charter of the American Printing House for the
Blind shall be, and is hereby, so amended as to read as follows: That an institu-
tion under the name of the American Printing House for the Blind, shall be
established in Louisville, Kentucky, or its vicinity, and that James Guthrie,
William F. Bullock, Theodore S. Bell, Bryce M. Patten, William Kendrick, John
G. Barret, and A. O. Brannin, and their successors, be, and they are hereby,
declared a body corporate, under the name and style of the Trustees of the
American Printing House for the Blind, with the right as such to use a common
seal, to sue and be sued, to plead and be impleaded, in all courts of justice, and
in all cases in which the interest of the institution are involved. The said trustees
are hereby fully empowered to receive by legacies, conveyances, or otherwise,
lands, money, and other property, and the same to retain, use, and apply to the
publishing of books in raised letters for the blind; and they are authorized to
purchase land and erect, purchase, or rent buildings, for the use of said insti-
tution, and to make all such contracts as may be necessary to accomplish the
purposes of their incorporation. They may appoint such officers and agents
as may be necessary; may prescribe their duties, and fix the term of their offices,
and the amount of their compensation: Provided, however, That no contract
entered into by any officer or agent, involving the payment of money, shall be
binding until ratified by the trustees. The said trustees are hereby invested with
the same powers and privileges in regard to the copyright of books published by
them as are enjoyed by natural persons. The trustees may adopt, from time
to time, such by-laws, rules, and regulations as may be legal and proper.
SECTION 2. The trustees shall elect annually a president, a treasurer, and
a secretary, who shall hold their offices until their successors shall be elected and
duly qualified. Said trustees may prescribe the duties and fix the compensation
of said officers.
SECTION 3. It shall be the duty of said trustees to hold an annual meet-
ing, and other stated meetings, at such times as they may appoint, and such
special meetings as may be called by the president.
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SECTION 4. The trustees shall require from the treasurer, before he enters
upon the duties of his office, his bond, with satisfactory security, that he will
take care of and account for all money and other property of the institution
that may be intrusted to him, and that he will faithfully perform all the duties
of his office.
SECTION 5. The said trustees shall have power to invest any money in
the hands of the treasurer, when to them it shall seem expedient, by way of loan,
at any legal rate of interest, to be secured by mortgage on real estate unincum-
bered, and of double the value of the amount loaned; the interest in all cases
to be payable semi-annually.
SECTION 6. It shall be the duty of the board of trustees, before com-
mencing the publication of any book, to request the superintendent of every
Institution for the Education of the Blind in North America, to make out and
send to the trustees of the Printing House, a list of such books as he may deem
most desirable for the use of the blind; and said trustees shall select for publica-
tion the book that shall have received the greatest number of superintendent's
votes in its favor. This mode of selecting books for publication shall be repeated
at least once every year.
SECTION 7. Every school for the blind, located in a State whose Legisla-
ture or citizens contribute to the funds of the American Printing House, shall,
in proportion to the funds contributed, be entitled to copies of every book
published by said House, to be distributed gratuitously to such blind persons
as are unable to purchase them. And the superintendents of said schools shall
be required to report to the trustees of said House, the names and residences of all
persons to whom books may be thus distributed. The prices of books published
by this institution shall be made so low as merely to cover the cost of publication,
and other incidental expenses of the Institution.
SECTION 8. It shall be the duty of the board of trustees to make an
annual report of their proceedings, which shall embrace a full account of the
receipts and disbursements, the funds on hand, the number of books sold, and
the number distributed gratuitously; and a general statement of the condition of
the institution; and they shall transmit copies of said reports to the General
Assembly of Kentucky, to the Governors of the States in North America, to the
President of each State Board of Trustees, to the Superintendent of every Amer-
ican Institution for the Education of the Blind, and to every person who shall
have made to the institution a donation of five dollars the previous year.
SECTION 9. The superintendents of State institutions devoted exclusively
to the education of the blind, and the Governors of the States that aid in sus-
taining the American Printing House for the Blind, and the presidents of the
State auxiliary boards of trustees shall, ex-ofhcio, constitute a board of visitors,
each member of which shall be at all times authorized to visit the Printing
House, examine the books, and investigate the proceedings of the trustees; and
the president of any State board may, at the written request of a majority of the
visitors, call a meeting of the board of visitors, who shall be fully empowered
to investigate the proceedings of the trustees of the institution; and in case they
shall find that said board, or any member thereof, has mismanaged the affairs
of said institution by malfeasance in office, or neglect of duty, they may, a
majority of three fourths of all the members present concurring, declare the
offices or office of said trustees or trustee vacant, and proceed to fill the vacancy
by election from the citizens of Louisville or its vicinity.
Representatives from a majority of the States that contribute to the support
of the American Printing House for the Blind shall constitute a quorum of the
board of visitors, and each State represented shall be allowed one vote in the
action of the board. Notice of every meeting of the board of visitors shall be
sent by mail to all the members of the board, and to the trustees of the American
Printing House for the Blind, at least one month before the time appointed
for the meeting.
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SECTION 10. The Trustees of said Printing House shall continue in
office until their offices shall become vacant by resignation, death, or removal
from office, as herein before provided for. All vacancies caused by resignation or
removal shall be filled by the remaining members of the board.
SECTION 11. All acts or parts of acts inconsistent with this act are
hereby repealed.
(Acts of the General Assembly of the Commonwealth of Kentucky; 1861,
Chapter 299, page 168.)
The following act, entitled "AN ACT for the Benefit of the
American Printing House for the Blind,'' was approved June 3,
1865:
Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the Commonwealth of Kentucky:
SECTION 1 . That there shall be, and is hereby appropriated to the Amer-
ican Printing House for the Blind, located in Jefferson County, Kentucky, five
dollars annually, for every blind person in the State of Kentucky, according to
the census of the United States, to aid the institution in printing books in raised
letters for the blind, and in furnishing the same gratuitously to the indigent
blind, and at cost to others, in accordance with provisions of the charter of said
Printing House for the Blind, granted by the Legislature of Kentucky.
SECTION 2. That the third section of the amended charter of the Amer-
ican Printing House for the Blind, approved April 3, 1861, be so amended
as to read as follows, viz: It shall be the duty of said trustees to hold an annual
meeting and other stated meetings, at such times as they may appoint, and such
special meetings as may be called by the president or secretary.
SECTION 3. That the tenth section of said amended charter of said
Printing House for the Blind be so amended as to read as follows, viz: The
trustees of said printing house shall continue in office, until their offices shall
become vacant by resignation, neglect to act, death, removal from the State, or
removal from office, as hereinbefore provided for; all vacancies caused by resig-
nation, neglect to act, death, or removal from the State, shall be filled by the
remaining members of the board.
SECTION 4. That the Auditor is directed to draw his order on the
Treasurer, in favor of the superintendent of the institution, for the sum appro-
priated by this act.
SECTION 5. That this act shall take effect from its passage.
(Acts of the General Assembly of the Commonwealth of Kentucky, 1865,
Volume I, Chapter 1801, page 140.)
The following is the act of Congress, approved March 3,
1879, entitled "An Act to promote the Education of the Blind":
Whereas, the trustees, superintendents, and teachers of the various State
and public institutions for the instruction of the blind, representing the interests
of over thirty thousand blind persons in the United States, have united in a
petition to Congress to take into consideration the needs of the blind in the
United States; and
Whereas the Association of the American Instructors of the Blind, at their
session in Philadelphia, in August, eighteen hundred and seventy-six, representing
twenty-six State and public institutions for the instruction of the blind, have
set forth in a series of resolutions that the especial needs of the blind are embossed
books and tangible apparatus, and have recommended that if any aid should be
given by Congress it would most efficiently come through increasing the means
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of the American Printing House for the Blind, located in Louisville, Kentucky;
and
Whereas it appears that the Kentucky legislature in eighteen hundred and
fifty-eight, by an act of special legislation, declared James Guthrie, W. F.
Bullock, Theodore S. Bell, Bryce M. Patten, John Milton, H. T. Curd, and A. O.
Brannin, and their successors, a body corporate, under the name and style of the
Trustees of the American Printing House for the Blind, with the avowed purpose
of printing books and making apparatus for the Instruction of the Blind of the
United States, for general distribution, and for the sake of philanthropy, and
with no desire for pecuniary gain; and
Whereas the States of Louisiana, Mississippi, Tennessee, Kentucky, New
Jersey, and Delaware have made appropriations for the aid of said American
Printing House for the Blind, of which, on account of the outbreak of the civil
war, only a small part of the money appropriated by the first three named States
was ever available; and
Whereas by the money from the States of Kentucky, New Jersey, and Dela-
ware a printing house for the blind was established, and is now supplied with
presses, type, stereotype foundry, steam-engine, a well-equipped bindery, and all
of the appliances necessary for the manufacture of embossed books, and has for
the last ten years been manufacturing embossed books superior in every way
to any manufactured elsewhere, which have been distributed gratuitously to the
blind in the States of Kentucky, New Jersey, and Delaware, by which the blind
in those states have been very much benefited; and
Whereas it is desirable that the blind of the whole country should be equally
benefited, and the intentions of the trustees to establish an educational institution
of the most practical beneficence and wisest philanthropy upon a national basis,
should be accomplished, inasmuch as the Education of the Blind is a subject of
national importance; Therefore,
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United
States of America in Congress assembled,
That the sum of two hundred and fifty thousand dollars, out of money in
the United States Treasury not otherwise appropriated, be, and hereby is, set
apart as a perpetual fund for the purpose of aiding the education of the blind
in the United States of America, through the American Printing House for
the Blind.
SECTION 2. That the Secretary of the Treasury of the United States is
hereby directed to hold said sum in trust for the purpose aforesaid; and it shall
be his duty, upon the passage of this act, to invest said sum in United States
interest-bearing bonds, bearing interest at four per centum, of the issue of July,
eighteen hundred and seventy, and upon their maturity to reinvest their proceeds
in other United States interest-bearing bonds, and so on forever.
SECTION 3. That the Secretary of the Treasury of the United States is
hereby authorized to pay over, semi-annually, to the trustees of the American
Printing House for the Blind, located in Louisville, Kentucky, and chartered in
eighteen hundred and fifty-eight by the legislature of Kentucky, upon the requi-
sition of their president, countersigned by their treasurer, the semi-annual interest
upon the said bonds, upon the following conditions:
First. The income upon the bonds thus held in trust for the education
of the blind shall be expended by the trustees of the American Printing House
each year in manufacturing and furnishing embossed books for the blind and
tangible apparatus for their instruction; and the total amount of such books
and apparatus so manufactured and furnished by this income shall each year be
distributed among all the public institutions for the education of the blind in
the States and Territories of the United States and the District of Columbia,
upon the requisition of the superintendent of each, duly certified by its board
of trustees. The basis of such distribution shall be the total number of pupils
in all the public institutions for the education of the blind, to be authenticated
in such manner and as often as the trustees of the said American Printing House
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shall require: and each institution shall receive, in books and apparatus, that
portion of the total income of said bonds held by the Secretary of the Treasury
of the United States in trust for the education of the blind, as is shown by the
rat'o between the number of pupils in that institution for the education of the
blind and the total number of pupils in all the public institutions for the educa-
tion of the blind, which ratio shall be computed upon the first Monday in
January of each year.
Second. No part of the income from said bonds shall be expended in the
erection or leasing of buildings.
Third. No profit shall be put on any books or tangible apparatus for the
instruction of the blind manufactured or furnished by the trustees of said
American Printing House for the Blind, located in Louisville, Kentucky; and
the price put upon each article so manufactured or furnished shall only be its
actual cost.
Fourth. The Secretary of the Treasury of the United States shall have
the authority to withhold the income arising from said bonds thus set apart for
the education of the blind of the United States whenever he shall receive satis-
factory proof that the trustees of said American Printing House for the Blind,
located in Louisville, Kentucky, are not using the income from these bonds for
the benefit of the blind in the public institutions for the education of the Blind
cf the United States.
Fifth. Before any money be paid to the treasurer of the American Printing
House for the Blind by the Secretary of the Treasury of the United States, the
treasurer of the American Printing House for the Blind shall execute a bond,
with two approved sureties, to the amount of twenty thousand dollars, condi-
tioned that the interest so received shall be expended according to this law and
all amendments thereto, which shall be held by the Secretary of the Treasury of
the United States, and shall be renewed every two years.
Sixth. The superintendents of the various public institutions for the
education of the blind in the United States shall each, ex officio, be a member of
the Board of Trustees of the American Printing House for the Blind, located in
the city of Louisville, Kentucky.
SECTION 4. That the trustees of said American Printing House for the
Blind shall annually make to the Secretary of the Treasury of the United States
a report of the items of their expenditure of the income of said bonds during the
year preceding their report, and shall annually furnish him with a voucher from
each public institution for the education of the blind, showing that the amount
of books and tangible apparatus due has been received.
SECTION 5. That this act shall take effect from and after its passage.
(United States Statutes at Large, 45th Congress, 1879 , Session III, Chapter
186, page 467.)
The following act, entitled "An Act to amend an act to
establish the American Printing House for the Blind, and the
amendments thereto," was approved February 28, 1880:
Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the Commonwealth of Kentucky:
SECTION 1. That the first section of the amended charter of the American
Printing House for the Blind, approved April 3d, 1861, be, and is hereby, so
amended as to read as follows, viz: And in addition to the trustees named in
this section, the Superintendents of Public Institutions for the Education of the
Blind in the United States, the Territories, and the District of Columbia, be, and
hereby are, constituted ex officio members of the board of trustees.
SECTION 2. That the annual subsidy of five dollars for each blind person
in the State of Kentucky, now paid to the American Printing House for the
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Blind, by virtue of an act of tbz General Assembly of the Commonwealth of
Kentucky, approved June 3d, 1865, shall cease from and after the date of the
payment by the Auditor of the Commonwealth to the treasurer of the American
Printing House for the Blind, of all arrearages due under the provisions of an
act entitled "An act to benefit the American Printing House for the Blind,"
approved June 3d, 1865.
SECTION 3. That this act shall take effect from its passage.
(Acts of the General Assembly of the Commonwealth of Kentucky, 1879-
1880, Chapter 326, page 286.)
On June 25, 1906, the following act, entitled "An Act To
modify the requirements of the Act entitled, 'An Act to promote
the Education of the Blind,' approved March third, eighteen hun-
dred and seventy-nine," having passed both Houses of Congress
and been signed by the President, became a law:
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United
States of America in Congress assembled,
That the sum of two hundred and fifty thousand dollars heretofore invested
in United States registered four per centum bonds, funded loan of nineteen hun-
dred and seven, inscribed "Secretary of the Treasury, trustee — interest to the
Treasurer of the United States for credit of appropriation 'To promote the edu-
cation of the blind,' " shall upon maturity and redemption of said bonds on the
first day of July, nineteen hundred and seven, in lieu of reinvestment in other
Government bonds, be set apart and credited on the books of the Treasury De-
partment as a perpetual trust fund; and the sum of ten thousand dollars, being
equivalent to four per centum on the principal of said trust fund, be, and the
same is hereby, appropriated, out of any moneys in the Treasury not otherwise
appropriated, and such appropriations shall be deemed a permanent annual ap-
propriation and shall be expended in the manner and for the purposes analysed
by the Act approved March third, eighteen hundred and seventy-nine, entitled
"An Act to promote the Education of the Blind" approved March third, eighteen
hundred and seventy-nine.
(United States Statutes at Large, 59th Congress, 1906, Session I, Part 1,
Chapter 3536, page 46 0.)
On August 4, 1919, the following act, entitled "An Act
Providing additional aid for the American Printing House for
the Blind," was approved:
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United
States of America in Congress assembled,
That for the purpose of enabling the American Printing House for the
Blind more adequately to provide books and apparatus for the education of the
blind there is hereby authorized to be appropriated annually to it in addition to
the permanent appropriation of $10,000 made in the Act entitled "An Act to
promote the education of the blind," approved March 3, 1879, as amended, the
sum of $40,000, which sum shall be expended in accordance with the require-
ments of said act to promote the education of the blind.
(United Slates Statutes at Large, 66th Congress, 1919, Session I, Part 1,
Chapter 31, page 272.)
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The following act, entitled "An Act To amend the Act provid-
ing additional aid for the American Printing House for the
Blind," was approved February 8, 1927:
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United
States of America in Congress assembled,
That the Act entitled "An Act providing additional aid for the American
Printing House for the Blind," approved August 4, 1919, is hereby amended
to read as follows :
"That for the purpose of enabling the American Printing House for the
Blind more adequately to provide books and apparatus for the education of the
blind, there is hereby authorized to be appropriated annually to it, in addition
to the permanent appropriation of $10,000 made in the Act entitled 'An Act
to promote the education of the blind,' approved March 3, 1879, as amended,
the sum of $65,000, which sum shall be expended in accordance with the re-
quirements of said Act to promote the education of the blind."
(United States Statutes at Large, 69th Congress, 1927 , Session II, Part 2,
Chapter 76, page 1060.)
On June 26, 1934, an act known as the "Permanent Ap-
propriation Repeal Act, 1934" was approved. Section 20,
Clausei 75 and 82, exempts from the provisions of this act the
funds appropriated "To Promote the Education of the Blind"
under the act of March 3, 1879.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United
States of America in Congress assembled,
(a) That effective July 1, 1935, such portions of any Acts as provide
permanent or continuing appropriations from the general fund of the Treasury
to be disbursed under the appropriation accounts appearing on the books of the
Government, and listed in sub-section (b) of this section, are hereby repealed,
and any unobligated balances under such accounts as of June 30, 1935, shall be
covered into the surplus fund of the Treasury.
Section 20. (a) The funds appearing on the books of the Government
and listed in sub-sections (b) and (c) of this section shall be classified on the
books of the Treasury as trust funds. All moneys accruing to these funds are
hereby appropriated, and shall be disbursed in compliance with the terms of the
trust.
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(75). To promote the Education of the Blind (principal) (2t092).
(82) . To promote the Education of the Blind (interest) (2x093) .
(United States Statutes at Large 73rd Congress, 1934, Session II, Part 1,
Chapter 756, page 1224.)
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